The roll of the freemen of the city of Canterbury from A.D. 1392-to 1800

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Cit^ of Canterbury

From A.D. 1392 to 1800.

By JOSEPH MEADOWS COWPER, F.S.A.

Honorary Librarian to tlie Cori^oration.

THE GLORY OF CHILDREN ARE THEIR FATHERS — Prov. Xvii., 6.

Only Fi/ty-six Copies Privately Printed.

CantcrbiuT :

Printed by Cross & Jackiian.
1903.

in AN STACK

Note. — From the lists of names in this Volume
I have generally omitted the words " of
Canterbury" or "of this City"; but where
a place outside Canterbury occurs in the
original documents it is always gi\en.
The reader will therefore bear in mind
that, where no place is given, Canterbury
is to be understood, except in the few
cases where neither city nor place appears
in the original Roll.

Books relating to Cantkrkury, by J. I\I. Cowper

Forewords .,

Freemen by Birth

Freemen by Marriage . .

Freemen by Apprenticeship

Freemen by Redemption

Freemen by Gift

Addenda

Index

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97
167

245
313

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329

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CONTENTS.

List of Subscribers

Abbreviations

Books relating to Canthrhury, jiy J. M. Coavper

Forewords . .

Freemen by Birth

Freemen by Marriage . .

FREEiiEX BY Apprenticeship

Freemen by Redemption

Freemen by Gift

Addenda

Index

97
ib-j

313
3^7
329

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LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS.

Aldunham, The Rt. Hon. Lord. Ahliiiham House, Ehlrec.

Amherst of Hackney, The Rt. Hon. Lord. Didlitigion Hall, Biandon, Norfolk.

Bennett-Goldney, F., Esq., F.S.A. Abbot's Baiion, Canterbury.

British Museum, The. London.

Brown, James Roberts, Esqr. 44 Trcguntcr Road, S. Kensington, S.W.

Browning, A. Giraud, Esqr., F.S.A. ib Victoria Street. S.W.

Canterbury Museum, The. Canterbury.

Cowper, B. Harris, Esqr. 2^0 Evering Road, N.E.

Cowper, Wilh'am, ALA. Kingston, Jamaica.

Dawes, Sir Edwyn Sandys, K.C.;\LG. Mount Pleasant, Faversham.

Duncan, Leland Lewis, RLV.O.. F.S.A. Rosslair, Lingard's Road, Lnvisham.

Griflin, Herbert John, Esqr. no Cannon Street, E.C.

Guildhall Library, The. London, per C. Welch, Esqr., F.S.A.

Heaton, J. Henniker, Esqr., M.P. London.

Hope, W. H. St. John, Esqr., ALA. Burlington House, W.

Hovenden, Robert, Esqr., F.S.A. Heathcote, Park Hill Road, Croydon.

Hussey, Arthur, Esqr. Tankcrton, Whitstable.

ALirsham-Townshend, The Hon. Robert, F.S.A., F.G.S. Frognal, Fools Ciay, Kent.

Mercer, Wm. John, Esqr. 12 Marine Terrace, Margate.

Mowll, A. K., Esqr. 68 Castle Street, Canterbury.

Mowll, Worsfold, Esqr. Whitfield, Dover, Kent.

New England Historic Genealogical Society. 18 Somerset Street, Boston, Mass., U.S A .

New York Historical Societ}-. Per Messrs. B. F. Stevens &■ Broivn, 4 Trafalgar

Square, W.C.
New York Public Library. Per Ditto.
Penn.sylvania Historical Society. Philadelphia. Per Ditto.
Quisenbcrry, Anderson Chenault, Esqr. War Department, Inspector GencraPs Office,

Washington, D.C., U.S.A.
Smith, Charles, Esqr. Warren House, Faversham.
Stevens & Brown, Messrs. B. F. 4 'Trafalgar Square, W.C.
Syracuse Public Library. Syracuse, N. 1'., U.S.A.
Wcllby, Ahijor E. V. / Sussex Place, Regent's Park, A'. W.

ABBREVIATIONS

App. = Apprenticed.

Cant. = Canterbury.

d. = daughter,

s. = son.

= = married.

Moihs IRelatino to Canterbuv\>

BY

J. IM. COWPER.

1. Our Parish Books and Wliat They Tell Us. 2 Vols. Cross & Jackman,

Canterbury, 1884-5.

2. Accounts of the Churchwardens of St. Dunstan's. 1484-1580. Reprinted

from Arch.t.ologia Cantiana. 1886.

3. Si.x Canterbury Parish Registers. 6 vols. 1887-1893. Privately printed.

4. Memorial Inscriptions in the Church and Churchyard of Holy Cross. 1888.

Privately printed.

5. Canterbury Marriage Licences. 1568-1700. 4 vols. Privately printed.

6. Memorial Inscriptions of Canterbury Cathedral. 1897. Privately printed.

7. Lives of the Deans of Canterbury. Cross & Jackman. igoo.

8. Diary of Thomas Cocks, Auditor to the Dean and Chapter. 1 607-1 610.

Privately printed. 1901.

9. Roll of the Freemen of Canterbury. 1392-1800. Privately printed. 1903.

FOREWORDS.

These Admissions of Freemen are found in the Chamberlains'
Accounts of the City, and are entered there because most of the admissions
involved a payment for which it was necessary the Chamberlain should
render an account. These accounts are fairly perfect, but those from 1453
to 1457 and for the year 1552-3 are missing, while those for 1392 are
incomplete. The financial year ran from Lady Day to Lady Day, until
the style was altered, and from that time the year began on January ist
and ended on December 31st. I have endeavoured to give all dates
according to the modern style. Thus, an admission dated February-, 1669,
I have given as 1670.

In the earlier years the admissions are written in Latin, but
while I have been careful to give the surname of each Freeman as it
stands in the original, the Christian name has been modernised, and
Joh'es appears in my transcript as John, and so on of the rest. In the
occupations I have also frequently given the English equivalent and in
modern form, as I could see no advantage in giving taillour when tailor
was meant, or in writing barber under the form of harbour. My object
has been to make the book useful to the genealogist, and to present
the list in a more readable form.

At first the entries are grouped under their different classes :
Freemen by birth. Freemen by marriage, and so on ; but this soon
gave way to mixed entries, where they follow one another irrespective
of the class to which they belong. In August, 1753, the Town Clerk
suddenly found that he could abbreviate his entries very much, and so
he made his record, omitting all details, and simply giving the name,
occupation and date, winding up with "by birth," "by marriage," "by
purchase," &:c. Consequently we lose the names of fathers and wives,
and the masters to whom apprentices had been bound.

via. FOREWORDS.

Specimens of the admission forms ot the loth century are
given below.

Itm the last day of January in the yere a boueseid [33. H. 8.]

of Cant'bury Tailloiir was admyttcd & sworne to tlic Hb'ties &c

nf the said Citic for the whiche the same payd nothyng bycause

he was the sonne of plom' freman of llie seid Citie by

fore the birthe of the seid

Itm the vj''' day of July in the yere last aboueseid [34. H. 8.]

of Caunt'bury m'cer was admytted & sworne to the Hb'ties

&:c of the seid Citie for the which he payd but xjd ob because he hath

maryed Agnes the Doughter of freman of the seid Citie

byfore the birth of the same Agnes.

Itm the same xx"' of December in the yere a foreseid [12. H. 8.]

of Cant'bury Grocer was admytted & sworne to the lib'ties

&c of the seid Citie for the which he paied but iiijs. jd. bycause he was
app'ntice w-' M Will'm Rutlond and enrolled in the Chamber in the tyme
of the same Will'm Rutlond Chamb'leyn &c accordyng to the custume &c.

Md that the xj''' day of October in the xxxiij* yere of the reigne

of our sou'eigne lord Kyng henry the viij''' of Caunt'bury

Coryo'' was admytted & sworne to the lib'ties & of the Citie of Cant'bury
for the whiche he paid xiijs iiijd wherof the seid Chamb'leyn yeldyth
accompt's.

Itm the xiiij''' day of September in the seid xxxiiij''^ yere of our

sou'eigne lord the Kyng a bouewreten [H. 8.] of Caunt'bury

Clothmaker was admytted and sworne to the lib'ties of the seid Citie for
the which he payd nothyng but gevyn hym for certen kyndnesses &
benyvolence by hym shewed toward the Comen Welthe of the seid Citie.

Itm the viij"i day of July in the xxxj'^ a boueseid [1539] John
Courthop of Westgatstrete next Caunterbury Gent was admytted & sworne
to the lib'ties of the seid Citie for the which he paied but viijs vjd for
the rest was gevyn hym by the Bourmott.

All Freemen on their admission had to take an oath, a copy
of which I have found on a loose leaf bearing date 1426. The oath
runs as follows : —

ye schal swere that ye schal be guod and trewe to our lord the Kyng
Herry, Kynge of Ingelond. and to his herys Kynges. And yc schal be
obey.saunt to the baylefs [mayre] tht gouerneth the c^te. And the ffranchyses
customes and Vsages of the cite made and to be made mayntene &
susteyne. to yowr power. And the same cite as moche as in yow ys.
(from) grevance & damage schal kepe. Also ye schal be partener of all
charges tochand [touchyng] the cite as in somonses contribuc'ones wacchys
tallagys and oth' charge as oth'e fremcn of the cyte ye schal enplete no
freman. of the cite with owte the cite yf ye mowe haue rygt [right] afore

FOREWORDS. XI.

the baylyf [mayre] of the cite. And yf ye knowe eny congregc'on, assemble
or affynite ymad ageins the pees ye schal warne the baylyf [mayre] th' beth
[ys] forthetyme. Also ye schal take non App'ntys but yf he be freman born.
Alle the pr'm'eys aforesayd ye schal kepe wel & trewly so helpe yow god
and alle hys seyntys [the holy doom] and vpon payne of lesyng of yowre
liberte. And that money that thow hast to paye for thy vretham thow
shalte trewly pay to the s'iaunt of this chambyr p' s'ca eu'ngelia at such
daye as the chambr and ye be acord

In 1448 the Bailiffs, as the Chief Magistrates were called, gave
place to the Mayor, and thus it became necessary to substitute Mayor
for Bailiffs in the oath. This was done by drawing a pen through
Bailiffs and writing Mayor above. In my copy of the oath I have
placed these and other substituted words within brackets.

I also give the form of oath as administered in the year
1902, from which it will be seen how little the modern form varies
from the older one : —

You shall Swear that you will be true and faitliful to our Sovereign
Lord King Edward VII. by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland, and of the British Dominions beyond the Seas,
King, Defender of the Faith, His Heirs and Successors ; Also you shall
be obedient to the Mayor of this City for the time being ; and the
Franchises, Usages, and Customs of the said City made and to be made
maintain and sustain to your Power. Also you shall be partner of all
things touching the said City as in Summonses, Contributions, Watches,
Tallages, and all other charges, as other Freemen of the said City are ;
and if you shall know of any Congregation, Affinity or Assembly made
against the King's Majesty's Peace, you shall give timely notice thereof to
the Mayor of the City for the time being. All these points aforesaid you
shall well and truly keep. So help you God ; and upon Pain of losing
your Liberties.

The sons of Freemen were admitted at all times without any
payment ; those who married the daughter of a Freeman usually paid
ii?,d. ; and those who had served an apprenticeship paid 4s. id. In 167 1
these two last payments were raised to 7s. 6d. each, but in 1676 they
were reduced to their former level. The fine payable by those who pur-
chased their freedom varied considerably. Thus, in the fifteenth century,
such sums as 6s. 8d., 8s., 13s. and 13s. 4d. were paid; in 1671 the sum
rose in one case to over twenty-five pounds. In the eighteenth century
the fine varied froin ten to twenty pounds. The difference between the
amounts paid in earlier times may possibly have arisen in this way : —
while a man could purchase his freedom by the payment of a lump sum
down, there were numbers of men (and some women) whose means were

X. FOREWOKDS.

not sufficient to pay the required amount in one sum. These came and
dwelt in the City under the title of Litrantcs and made a small payment
yearly for the privilege of living and trading within the citj^ liberties.
After a time some of these Intrantes appear in the lists with " lib " after
their names, and thus were finally admitted to full freedom. I give this
merely as a suggestion, hoping that at a future time those lists of Intrantes
from 1393 to 1592 may be printed.

There is a good deal in this book that is unsatisfactory^. !Men
appear and claim their freedom as being the sons of Freemen whose
names should appear earlier. Thus John Rumfeild claims, and gains, his
freedom as the son of John Rumfeild, but John Rumfeild the father
does not appear as a Freeman. So also William Rumfield claims
as the son of Jeremy Rumfield, but we have no Jerem}^ Rumfield of an
earlier date. Again John Burges marries Alice, daughter of Laurence
Soper, presumably a Freeman, but we have no Laurence .Soper. Again,
it is generally assumed that an apprentice claiming his freedom must
have served with a Freeman, but James Milward, who claimed as having
been apprenticed to John Wilward, claims as having served under a
master who is not in this list of Freemen. vSome of these may have
been due to carelessness on the part of the Town Clerk, while others
may be due to the assurance of the parties who asserted that such and
such a man was free when he was not free.

Occasionally we find that when a man was admitted the name and
age of his youngest child is given. This was to prevent such child
claiming his freedom when he came of age as the son of a father who
was free, the one qualification being that the child should have been
born after his father became free. This rule also applied to daughters.

The Honorary Freedom was often conferred for peculiar reasons.
Thus, Valentine Austen received his freedom because his father had been
a loyal subject to King Charles ; William Blunden, because his father
was Mayor ; Stephen Browne because he cured the leg of Nicholas
Johnson ; Samuel Charlecome on his undertaking " to serve as cook at
every Mayor's IMichaelmas feast"; another because he had taken a poor
orphan as an apprentice ; another because he had married a widow with
many children ; one because he agreed to have a selected soldier's coat
made at his own expense; another on condition "that he is to paint
yearly during his life the new IMayor's postes of his doore at 5s. the
paire." The teaching of poor children, the repair of the calivers, certain
pleasures done for jMr. Mayor and the City, the gift of a large picture

FOREWORDS. xi.

of the King's Arms, being careful and industrious in looking after the
Conduit and the Trouts in the same, teaching the art of weaving,
declining to take a fee, or Parliament wages, the gift of copies of the
City Charters, and the gift of a buck and wine to the value of 6s. 8d.,
and for many other reasons. Freedom was bestowed as a gift. The
]\Iayor, too, had the right of nominating one honorary Freeman, but
this right was surrendered in 1673, the INIayor receiving in lieu of a
free nomination the sum of six pounds. It was generally the custom
to add a proviso to these free admissions, and that proviso was that the
freedom should not descend to sons or daughters.

Besides the Freemen and Intrantes above referred to, in later
years certain persons were "tolerated." By which I understand they
were allowed to trade for a limited time. Thus in 1577-8 John Cole,
butcher, paid 3s. 4d. for occupying till Shrovetide; and in 1787 we
have the entry "Received for the toleration of Hannah Couchman,
spinster, ;£io."

In the eighteenth century politics seem to have played a prom-
inent part in Canterbury. The Freedom was frequently bestowed upon
the Members of Parliament, which calls for no remark ; but the way
in which men were brought from different parts of the country to claim
or receive their freedom, especially when an election was pending, almost
surpasses belief.

The clerical element in these admissions is conspicuous by its ab-
sence. We have no Archbishop of Canterbury, nor have we a Dean of
Canterbury ; but we have Nicholas Sympson, who claimed his freedom
as the son of John Sympson, shearman, and this Nicholas afterwards
became a Prebendary of Christ Church. Of well-known names we have
but few : two Earls of Winchilsea, James Hales, Baron of the Exchequer,
William Pitt, William Somner and Admiral Sir George Rooke. Hasted
(xii. 661.) and Bunce (MS. Notes) inform us that H.R.H. George, Prince
of Wales, was admitted to the P'reedom of the City in 1798, as a mark
of the great respect and veneration entertained for his Royal Highness
by the Mayor and Corporation. The order for the admission of H.R.H.
was, says Hasted, presented in a gold box, while Bunce asserts that it
was "inclosed in a silver gilt box, in the order described as a gold box."
But the Prince never took the oath required of a Freeman, and his name
does not appear in my list as I have not found it.

There were a few Caxtons living in Canterbury in the 15th
century. William Caxton, mercer, purchased his freedom in 1431 ; John

Xll. FOREWORDS.

Caxton, also a mercer, obtained his freedom by marriage in 148 1. Of
these John Caxton died in 1485, and was buried in the church of St.
Alphage in this city. In his will he mentions a brother named Thomas,
a monk. In mj- Introduction to the Registers of St. Alphage I have
said this John Caxton was a brother of William Caxton the printer, but
I cannot now say on whose authority I made this statement. William
Caxton, of Canterbury, mercer, bears a curious resemblance to Williani
Caxton, the printer of later years, but I must leave those who are
better acquainted with the subject than I am to decide.

I have only to add that I have taken Hasted as my authority
for the dates given with the names of the various Members of Parlia-
ment on whom the Freedom of Canterbury was bestowed.

J. M. COWPER.

St. Mildred's,

Canterbury,

Janua?-)' 15/, 1Q03.

PART I.

jfieeinen b^ Birtb.

Abbot, Leonard, cooper, s. of Thomas

Abbot, late Serjeant of the Chamber

of this city. 1686.
Abbott, Thomas, of Chatham, mariner,

s. of Leonard Abbott, of Cant.,

cooper. 1713.
Abbott, Charles, of Sellinge, blacksmith,

s. of Thomas Abbott, of Cant.,

victualler. 1747.
Abbott, Thomas, of Chislet, carpenter.

•754-

A Courte, Thomas, taller, s. of Thomas
A Corte. 1506.

Adams, John, of Deal, butcher, s. of
John Adams, of Cant., butcher.
1708.

Adams, William, leatherseller, s. of Wil-
liam Adams, joiner. 1750.

Adams, Henry, of London, gent. 1760.

Adams, William, the younger, corduainer.
1767^

Adams, Charles, of Tunbridge, surgeon.
176..

Adams, William, the younger, gent. 1773.

Adams, Thomas, silkweaver. 1780.

Adis, George, s. of Stephen Adis, brick-
layer. 1655.

Adice, George, husbandman, s. of George
Adice, bricklayer. 1693.

Adman, John James, cordwainer, s. of
Solomon Adman, cordwainer. 1733.

Admans, James, labourer. 1760.

Admans, Solomon, cordwainer. 1760.

Admans, James, basketmaker. 1789.

Agar, Thomas, labourer. 1754.

Agar, Edward, vintner. 1755.

Agar, Benjamin, of Nackington, labourer.
1768.

Alcock (.Mcok), John, goldsmith, s. of
John Alcok, goldsmith. 1522.

Alcocke, William, gent., s. of Robert
Alcocke, Esquire, isgg.

Alcoke, Thomas, gent.,s. of Robert Alcoke,
Esquire. 1601.

Alcocke, Thomas, the younger, gent., s.
of Robert Alcocke, gent. 1614.

Aldridge, Stephen, hop-planter, s. of
Ralph Aldridge, tailor. 1708.

Aldridge, John, of London, silkweaver,
s. of Joseph Aldridge, of Cant.,
silkweaver. 17 14.

Aldridge, Thomas, of London, silkweaver,
s. of Joseph Aldridge, of Cant.,
silkweaver. 17 14.

Aldridge, Thomas, of Longport, husband-
man, s. of Thomas Aldridge. of
Cant., cooper. 1722.

Aldridge, John, of London, perukemaker,
1761.

Aldridge, Richard, of Holy Cross, Cant.,
coUarmaker. 1761.

Aldridge, Thomas, of London, watch-
maker. 1 76 1.

Alfrey, John, tailor, s. of RLirtin Alfrey,
tailor. 1669.

Aleyn, Robert, chandler, s. of a freeman.

'477-
Allen (Allyn), Richard, shoemaker, s. of

William Allyn, clothworker. 1570.
Allen, William, butcher, s. of William

Allen, butcher. 1654.
Allen, William, silkweaver, s. of William

Allen. 1693.
Allen, William, butcher, s. of William

Allen, butcher. 1699.

FREEMEN

Anderson, James, of the Royal Artillery.

1799.
Andrews, John, barber, s. of Thomas

Andrews, barber. 1676.
Andrews, Henry, labourer. 1789.
Ansell, Thomas, millener, s. of William

Ansell, grocer. 1638.
Aplegate, Laurence, tailor, s. of Thomas

Aplegate, tailor. 1562.
Archley, Robert, cordwainer, s. of John

Archley. '647.
Archley, Thomas, butcher, s. of John

Archley. 1654.
Arden, John, the younger, silkweaver.

1754-
Arnold, Stephen, husbandman, s. of Tho-
mas Arnold, baker. 1741.
Arnold, Henry, gent. 1774.
Asshenden, Michael, pointmaker, s. of

Richard Asshenden. 1572-
Asshenden, Leonard, saddler, s. of Rich-
ard Asshenden. 1573.
Asshendon, George, s. of Richard Assh-
enden, fletcher. 1578.
Ashenden, John, saddler, s. of Leonard

Ashenden, saddler. 1602.
Ashenden, John, yeoman, s. of George

Ashenden, weaver. 1611.
Ashenden, Richard, sailor, s. of Leonard

Ashenden, saddler. 161 2.
Ashenden, George, saddler, s. of Leonard

Ashenden. 161 3.
Asshenden, Jacob, saddler, s. of Leonard

Asshenden. 161 8.
Ashenden, Leonard, saddler, s. of John

Ashenden, saddler. 1631.
Ashenden, Christopher, millener, s. of

John Ashenden, saddler. 1637.
Ashenden. William, cordwainer, s. of

John Ashenden, saddler. 1637-
Atkinson, William, pavior, s. of John

Atkinson. 1614.
Atkinson, Richard, tailor, s. of Richard

Atkinson, tailor. 1741.
Atwell, Thomas, yeoman, s. of William

Atwell. 1550.
Atwell, lohn. linnenweaver, s. of John

Atwell, linnenweaver. 1719.
Atwell, Edward, bricklayer, s. of John

Atwell, linnenweaver. 1741.
Atwell, John, carpenter, s. of John Atwell,

linnenweaver. 1747-
Atte Wode, Thomas, fuller, s. of William

Atte Wode. 1449.
A Wode, William, gent., s. of Thomas

Atwode, armiger. 1489.
Atwode, Thomas, s. of Thomas Atwode,

armiger. 1490.

Atwood, William, of Heme, baker, s. of
William Atwood, of Cant., bricklayer.

'733-
Attwood, Augustine, of St. Dunstan's m

Kent, baker. 1767.
Austen, Robert, s. of Thomas Austen,

brewer. 1599.
Austen, Richard, baker, s. of Richard

Austen, baker. 1716.
Austin, Robert, baker, s. of Richard Aus-
tin, baker. 1727.
Austin, David, labourer, s. of David

Austin, labourer. 1741.
Austen, William, of Wye, carpenter. 1761.
Austin, David, the younger, cordwainer.

1767.
Austrey, Daniel, of Holy Cross, Cant.,

gardener, s. of Daniel Austrey, grocer.

1705-

Awcher, Edward, grocer, s. of Richard
Awcher 1614.

Awger, Francis, shoemaker, s. of John
Awger. 1572.

Back, Ambrose Gibbs, of Dover, scrive-
ner. 1784

Back, Samuel, of St. Dunstan, Kent,
tailor. 1795.

Badcock, William, carpenter. 1754.

Badcock, William, the younger, carpen-
ter. 1778.

Badcock, lohn, of Ramsgate, smith. 1789.

Badcock, Thomas, gardener. 1789.

Badcock, Thomas, of London, barber.
1790.

Badcock, Peter, bricklayer. 1792.

Bailey (IBayly), Michael, labourer, s. of
Stephen Bayly, baker. 1733.

Bailey, George, of London, smith. 1795.

Bailey, Thomas, carpenter. 1795.

Bailey. William, bricklayer. 1797.

Bailey, John, carpenter. 1800.

Baker, John, sfc Ham, John. 1494.

Baker, George, cooper, s. of George
Baker, cooper. 1741.

Baker, William, cordwainer, s of Henry
Baker, victualler. 1751.

Baker, John Luck, of London, carver.

'777-
Barbour, John, capell's, s. of Stephen

Barbor. 1400.
Barbour, John, s. of Nicholas Barbour.

I++7-

Barber, Thomas, of Thanington, labour-
er. 1789.

Barham, Giles, tailor, s. of William Bar-
ham, an ancient freeman of this
city. 1614.

OF CANTERBURY.

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Barham, John, barber, s. of Giles Barham,

tailor. 1645.
Barham, Thomas, tailor, s. of Thomas

Barham, victualler. 1673-
Barham, John, barber-surgeon, s. of

Thomas Barham, tailor. 1679.
Barham, Thomas, joiner, s. of Giles

Barham, joiner. i6qo.
Barham, Thomas, of Cheshunt, Herts.,

Doctor in Physic, s. of John Barham,

of Cant., barber. 1726.
Barham, John, hop-planter, s. of John

Barham, barber. 1727.
Barham, Richard, gent., s. of John Bar-
ham, barber. ^T^l-
Barham, Richard Harris, gent. 1769.
Barham, James, the younger, tailor. 1773.
Barham, Charles, tailor. 1789.
Barles, Alexander, joiner, s. of Alexander

Barles, joiner. 1704.
Barr, Anthony, victualler, s. of John Barr,

butcher. 1733.
Barret (Baret), Robert, s. of Stephen

Baret. 1496.
Baret, John, s. of Stephen Baret. 1496.
Baret, Stephen, junior, s. of Stephen

Baret. 1496.
Baret, Thomas, s. of Stephen Baret. 1496.
Barret, John, smith, s. of Edward Barret.

smith. 1649.
Barrett, Thomas, clockmaker, s. of Ed-
ward Barrett, smith. 1656.
Barret, Edward, gunsmith, s. of Edward

Barret, gunsmith. 1664.
Barrett, John, clocksmith, s. of Thomas

Barrett, clocksiiiith. 1705.
Barrett, William, tailor, s. of Thomas

Bare fsicj, victualler. 1722.
Barrett, Thoma'i, clocksmith, s. of Thomas

Barrett, clocksmith. 1726.
Barrett, Edward, linnenweaver, s. of

Thomas Barrett, victualler. 1727.
Barret, George, tailor, s. of Thomas

Barret, victualler. 1727.
Barret, Thomas, of London, victualler, s.

of Thomas Barret, of Cant., victual-
ler. 1727.
Barret, Edward, tailor, s. of John Barret,

clocksmith. 1733-
Barrett, John, of Godmersham, tailor, s.

of John Barret, of Cant., clocksmith.

173+-
Barrett, William, of Bishopsbourne,

geni., s. of Paul Barrett, of Cant.,

apothecary. 1747.
Barret, lohn, of Margate, tailor. 1761.
Barton, John, cooper, s. of John Barton,

cooper. 1664.

Barton, John, cooper, s. of John Barton,
cooper. 1700.

Barton, John, cordwainer, s. of John
Barton, cordwainer. 1725.

Barton, Thomas, of Northfleet, smith.
1796.

Barwick, John, the younger, gent. 1790.

Barwick, William, grocer, 1795.

Baskerville, William, of London, men's
mercer. 1780.

Basset, Thomas, of London, gent., s. of
Thomas Basset, of Cant., baker. 1715.

Bates, John, of London, gent. 1790.

Baulden, Christopher, vintner, s. of
Christopher Baulden. 1632.

Bawdwyn, John, yeoman, s. of Giles
Bawdwyn. 1619.

Beacham (Becham), Thomas, smith, s.
of Thomas Becham. 1550.

Beecham, Joseph, heelmaker, s. of Tho-
mas Beecham. 1690.

Beacham, Edward, blacksmith, s. of
Joseph Beacham, heelmaker. 1722.

Beecham, Valentine, of St. Mary Cray,
leatherseller, s. of Benjamin Bee-
cham of Cant., pattenmaker. 1733.

Beale (Bele), John, s. of Hamon Bele.
1469.

Beale, Hugh, clothworker, s. of Nicholas
Beale, clothworker. 1580.

Beane, William, linnendraper, s. of
Thomas Beane, linnendraper. 1619.

Beane, Thomas, linnendraper, s. of Will-
iam Beane, linnendraper. 1661.

Beane, Samuel, gent., s. of William
Beane, Alderman. 1681.

Bean, Thomas, linnendraper, s. of Tho-
mas Bean, linnendraper. 1690.

Beane, Thomas, millener, s. of John
Beane, Esqr., now Mayor. 1692.

Beane, William, linnendraper, s. of Tho-
mas Beane, linnendraper. 1694.

Beane, Samuel, gent., s. of John Beane,
gent. 1702.

Beane, Henry, gent., s. of Thomas
Beane, linnendraper. 1708.

Bean, John, gent., s. of Thomas Bean,
millener. 1741.

Beane, Thomas, butcher, s. of William
Beane, tailor. 1752.

Bean, William, tailor. 1753.

Bean, Henry, tailor. 176;.

Bean, John,' junior, of Chatham, tinplate
worker. 1761.

Bean, John, woolcomber. 1761.

Bear, Joseph, of Chislet, husbandman, s.
of Thomas Bear, of Cant., joiner.
1727.

FREEMEN

8

Bear, William, cordwainer, s. of Thomas

Bear, joiner. 1727-
Bear, John, of Margate, glazier, s. of

Thomas Bear, of Cant., joiner. 1734.
Beard, Richard, the younger, of London,

cordwainer. 17Q6.
Beard, John, tailor. 1800.
Beaumont, Matthew, junior, of Sandwich,

mariner. 1760. ■
Bedel, John, smith, s. of Richard Bedel,

cutler. J 402.
Bedford, Thomas, painter. 1758.
Bedford, William, barber. 1773.
Bedford, Richard Hughes, cordwainer.

■774-

Beerton, John, draper, s. of John Beer-
ton, tailor. 1477.

Bell, John, of Tunford, in Kent, labourer,
s. of William Bell, of Cant., cord-
wainer. 1747.

Belsey, William, shearman, s. of Thomas
Belsey, smith. 1584.

Belsey, Samuel, silkweaver. 1757.

Bennett (Beneyt), William, s. of Robert
Beneyt, 1406.

Benett, James, fuller, s. of William
Benett, pattenmaker. '492.

Benet, John, glover, s. of William Benet,
pattenmaker. 1498.

Bennett, Israel, currier, s. of Obedience
Bennett, cordwainer. 1733.

Bennett, George, cordwainer, s. of Obe-
dience Bennett, cordwainer. 1741.

Bennett, William, cordwainer, s. of
Obedience Bennett, cordwainer. 1 74 1 .

Bennett, Thomas, tailor. 1763.

Bennett, William, tailor. 1767.

Bennett, William, leathercutter. 1774-

Bennett, William Thomas, leathercutter.
1799.

Bentley, Robert, labourer. 1768.

Berry, Mark, maltman, s. of William
Berr)', Alderman. 1583.

Berry, Edward, woollendraper, s. of
Mark Berry, Alderman. 161 8.

Berry, John, vintner, s. of Thomas Berry,
glover. 1640.

Berry, Edward, silkweaver, s. of John
Berry, innholder. 1680.

Berry, Joseph, innholder, s. of John
Berry, innholder. 1681.

Berry, Edward, grocer, s. of John Berry,
carpenter. 1700.

Berry, John, of London, silversmith, by
virtue of the copy of his father, of
this city, victualler. 17 10.

Berry, Joseph, baker, s. of Joseph Berry,
victualler. 1718.

Berry, Peter, surgeon, s. of John Berry,

goldsmith. 1749.
Berry, John, of London, upholster. 1761.
Berry, John, gent. 1761.
Berry, Edward, cordwainer. 1767.
Best, Moses, cooper, s. of Nicholas Best,

cooper. 1639.
Best, Thomas, cooper, s. of Nicholas

Best, cooper. 1646.
Best, John, cooper, s. of Nicholas Best,

cooper. 1663.
Best, Charles, brewer, s. of Thomas Best,

brewer. 1671.
Best, Thomas, victualler, s. of Moses

Best, cooper. 1676.
Best, James, labourer, s. of Moses Best.

1679.
Best, Nicholas, goldsmith, s. of Thomas

Best, brewer. 1679.
Best, Charles, of Dover, saddler, s. of

Thomas Best of Cant., victualler.

i7'5-
Best, Thomas, labourer. 1790.
Best, Joseph, cordwainer. 1793.
Betts, John, barber. 1789.
Beverton, Simon, clothworker, s. of

Simon Beverton, shearman. 1634.
Beverton, Thomas, clothworkt-r, s. of

Simon Beverton, clothworker. 1643.
Beverton, Squier, s. of Squier Beverton,

now Mayor. 1660.
Beverton, Joseph, s. of Squier Beverton.

1671 .
Beverton, John, tinman, s. of Squier

Beverton, Alderman. 1678.
Beverton, Squier, gent., s. of Squier

Beverton, Alderman. 1695.
Beverton, John, brewer, s. of Squier

Beverton, Alderman. 1700.
Beverton, Simon, gent., s. of Squier

Beverton. 1702.
Beverton, Thomas, brewer, s. of Squier

Beverton. 1703.
Beverton, William, silkweaver, s. of John

Beverton. 1 740
Beverton, Squire, bricklayer, s. of Tho-
mas Beverton, maltster. 1741-
Beverton, William, of Chatham, husband-
man, s. of Thomas Beverton, of

Cant., maltster. 1741-
Birch, William, of London, labourer, i 790.
Blackman, George, carpenter, s. of John

Blackman, maltster. 171 9.
blackman, John, tobaccopipemaker, s.

of John Blackman, innholder. 1722.
Blackman, William, cordwainer, s. of

John Blackman. innholder. 1722.

9

OF CANTERBURY.

10

Blackman, John, cordwainer, s. of George
Blackman, carpenter. 1747-

Blackman, William, of Hackington, oil
leather dresser, s. of George Black-
man, of Cant., carpenter. 1747.

Blackman, George, butcher, s. of George
Blackman, carpenter. 1752.

Blackman, Israel, gardener. 1754-

Blackman, Charles, perukemaker. 1768.

Blackman, William, butcher. 1774-

Bland, Michael, s. of Gilbert Bland. 1578.

Blanket, William, s. of William Blanket.
1702.

Blaxland (Blacksland), Stephen, husband-
man, s. of Stephen Blacksland, hus-
bandman. 1744.

Bla.xland, Robert, labourer. 1753.

Bligh, John, bricklayer, s. of John Bligh,
butcher. 1630.

Bligh, John, labourer, s. of John Bligh,
victualler. 1722.

Bligh, Edward, cordwainer, s. of Edward
Bligh. 1752.

Bligh, Samuel, labourer. 1753.

Bly, William, silkweaver. 1753.

Blygh, Henry, of Whitstable, carpenter.

'754-

Blygh, William, of Milton n. Sitting-
bourne, papermaker. 1754.

Bligh, John, cordwainer. 1759.

Bligh, James Edward, silkweaver. 1780.

Bligh, Wdliam. the younger, silkweaver.
1780.

Bligh, Thomas, baker. 1786.

Bligh, James, labourer. 1780-

Bligh, George, of London, cordwainer.
1796.

Blight, Henr)', labourer, s. ot Thomas
Blight. 1678.

Blight, Edward, cordwainer, s. of Henry
Blight, cordwainer. 1712.

Blight, George, labourer, s. of George
Blight, labourer. 1733.

Blogg, William, glazier, s. of William
Blogg, vintner. 1643.

Blogg, Edward, silkweaver, s. of William
Blogg, glazier. 1682.

Blog, William, glazier, s. of William
Blog, grazier. 1708.

Blogg, Edward, of London, silkweaver,
s. of Edward Blogg, of Cant., silk-
weaver. 1715.

Blog, Charles, cordwainer, s. of Charles
Blog, glazier. 1722.

Blogg, Benjamin, of London, silkweaver,
s. of Edward Blogg, of Cant, silk-
weaver. 1727.

Blogg, Joseph, of London, silkweaver, s.
of Edward Blogg, of Cant., silk-
weaver. 1727.

Blog, Charles, tailor, s. of William Blog.
glazier. 1733.

Blog, William, of London, silkweaver, s.
of Charles Blog, of Cant., glazier.

■734-
Blogg, John, of London, silkweaver, s.
of Charles Blogg, of Cant., glazier.

'"+V.
Blogg, W'illiam, of London, perukemaker,

s. of William Blogg, of Cant.,

glazier. 1741.
Blogg, Charles, silkweaver. 1754.
Blogg, Charles, the younger, of Deal,

schoolmaster. 1759.
Blogg, William, labourer. 1765.
Blogg, Philip, silkweaver. 1779.
Blogg, Charles Lepar, barber. 1789.
Blogg, John, tailor. 1789.
Blogg, Charles, of London, hairdresser.

1790.
Blogg, Edward, plumber and glazier.

1792.
Blogg, Nicholas, of Hawkhurst, plumber

and glazier. 1796.
Blunden, John, pajjcrmaker. 1761.
Blyth, George, husbandman, s. of John

Blyth, cordwainer. 1704.
Blyth, Henry, cordwainer, s. of Henry

Blyth, sawyer, i 722.
Blyth, William, cordwainer, s. of John

Blyth, victualler. 1722.
Bodle, John, cabinetmaker, s. of lohn

Bodle, carpenter. 1747.
Bolaine, Noah, apothecary, s. of Noah

Bolaine, apothecary.

'/3'

Bolle, John, s. of Thomas Bolle, cooper.

1400.
Bond, Isaac, barber, s. of Isaac Bond,

cordwainer. 16+2.
Bond, Samuel, cordwainer, s. of Robert

Bond, cordwainer. 1643.
Bonger, John, tailor, s. of Rowland

Bonger, tailor. 161 7.
Bonner, Leonard, s. of Thomas Bonner,

collarmaker. 1582.
Bonyngton, John, s. of John Bonyngton.

1410.
Bonyngton, Richard, s. of a freeman.

1427.
Bonyngton, William, s. of William Bon-
yngton. 1 45 1.
Booth, William, glazier, s. of Joseph

Booth, maltster. 1 7 1 1 .
Booth, George, pipemaker, s. of William

Booth, tobaccopipemaker. 1744.

11

FREEMEN

12

Boraine, Peter, gardener. 1771-

Borrain, Peter, the younger, wheelwright.
1796.

Boraine, William, plasterer. 1800.

Borne, Thomas, singingman, s. ot Rey-
nold Borne, carpenter. 161 2.

Bosworth, Thomas, of Whitstable, apoth-
ecary, s. of Edward Bosworth, of
Cant , brewer. 1714.

Bolting, Jonas, of INIaidstone, gent., s. of
William Botting, of Cant., carpenter.

'734-
Bounds, John, Inbourer. s. of Abraham

Bounds, maltster. 17++-
Boyes, Robert, s. of Robert Boyes, smith.

>573-

Bradford, Thomas, the younger, carpen-
ter. 1796.

Brames, John, joiner, s. of John Brames,
joiner. 1745.

Brames, Daniel, of Chatham, shipwright,
s. of John Brames, of Cant., joiner.

'753-
Brames, William, turner. 1759.

Bramt'S, Peter, gardener. 1760.
Brames, Abraham, of Chatham, ship-
wright. 1768.
Brames, John, of Wye, gardener. 1789.
Brancker, Richard, millener, s. of Thomas

Brancker, linnendraper. 1634.
Branker, Sanford, linnendraper, s. of

Thomas BranKer, linnendraper. 1 642.
Branker, Richard, woolcomber, s. of

Richard Branker, millener. 1668.
Branker, Richard, joiner, s. of Richard

Branker. cheesemonger. 1705.
Branker, Robert, of Dover, merchant, s.

of Richard Branker, of Cant., cheese-
monger. 1705.
Brattle, John, blacksmith, s. of John

Brattle, blacksmith. 1734.
Bray, John, clothier, s. of a freeman.

1426.
Breeche, William, cook, s. of Philip

Breche. 1422.
Brempe, Richard, goldsmith, s. of John

Brempe, goldsmith. 1463.
Brewere, Stephen, s. of Cleve Brewere.

1414.
Bridge, Thomas, s. of Christopher Bridge,

grocer. 1579.
Bridge, Richard, grocer, s. of Christopher

Bridge, grocer. 1580.
Bridge, Thomas, baker, s. of Robert

Bridge, 1586.
Bridge, John. s. of Christopher Bridge,

grocer. 1588.

Bridge, Paul, grocer, s. of Christopher

Bridge, grocer. 1591.
Brydge, Henry, mercer, s. of Christopher

Brydge, grocer. 1598.
Brydge, William, grocer, s. of Robert

Brydge. 1598.
Bridge, Christopher, innholder, s. of

Robert Bridge. 1607.
Bridge, Matthew, tailor, s. of Thomas

Bridge. 1614.
Bridge, John, grocer, s. of William

Bridge, grocer. 1630.
Bridge, Thomas, grocer, s. of William

Bridge, Alderman and grocer.- 1639.
Bridge, John, ironmonger, s. of Abel

Bridge, victualler. 1747.
Bridges, Henry, hackneyman, s. of Henry

Bridges, tailor. 1592.
Bridges, Robert, hackneyman, s. of

Henry Bridges, hackneyman. 1 594.
Bridges, Edward, barber, s. of Henry

Bridges. 1599-
Bridges, Edward, yeoman, s. of Robert

Bridges, hackneyman. 1628.
Bridf;es, Edward, gent, s. of John

Bridges, grocer. 1708.
Bridges, John, gent., s. of John Bridges,

grocer. 1710.
Bridges, Edward, gent., s. of John

Bridges, Esq. 1734.
Bridges. John, gent., s. of John Bridges,

Esq. 1734.
Bright, Robert, clothworker, s. of Thomas

Bright, tiler. 1571.
Bright, John, yeoman, s. of Clement

Bright, tailor. 161 1.
Bright, Edward, tailor, s. of Clement

Bright. 1614.
Brine, Henry, weaver, s. of John Brice

^sicj, clothworker. 1674.
Bristow, Richard, of Rochester, tailor

and draper. 1775.
Brokeman, William, s. of Robert Broke -

man. 141 6.
Broker, Henry, gent., s. of John Broker,

late Alderman. 1527.
Brome, Thomas, s. of Simon Brome,

Alderman. 1601.
Broome, Thomas, apothecary, s. of

Thomas Broome, apothecary. 1628.
Browne, Thomas, gent., s. of Robert

Browne, gent. 1483.
Brown, Simon, grocer, s. of Robert

Brown. 1559.
Brown, Bartholemew, apothecary s. of

Robert Brown. 1563.
Browne, Nicholas, s. of Sewall Browne,

vintner. 1580.

13

OF CANTERBURY.

14

Browne, Thomas, glazier, s. of Sewall

Browne, vintner, ijgc.
Browne, Andrew, tailor, s. of Sewall

Browne, vintner. 1591.
Browne, John, barber, s. of Nicholas

Browne, haberdasher, ibig.
Browne, John, cordwainer, s. of Peter

Browne, cordwainer. 1627.
Browne, Kegnald, joiner, s. of Anthony

Browne, joiner. 1628.
Browne, Stephen, shoemaker, s. of An-
thony Browne, joiner. 1 630.
Browne, Thomas, glazier, s. of Thomas

Browne, glazier. 163b.
Browne, lames, carpenter, s. of Anthony

Browne, joiner. 1637.
Browne, Leonard, gent., s. of Nicholas

Browne, haberdasher. 164.0.
Browne, Christopher, butcher, s. of

Christopher Browne. 1671.
Browne, John, mariner, s of Stephen

Browne, grocer. 1700.
Browne, Matthew, maltster, s. of ?ilatthew

Browne, carpenter. 1705.
Browne, Stephen, hop-merchant, s. of

Stephen Browne. 1709.
Brown, Thomas, of \Vesti;ate, turner, s.

of James Brown, of Cant., cordwain-
er. 1718.
Brown, Thomas, hop-planier, s. of

Siephen Brown, grocer. 1722.
Brown, James, of Chislet, yeoman, s. of

Anthony Brown, of Cant., labourer.

1733-
Brown, William, of Chislet, yeoman, s. of
Anthony Brown, of Cant., labourer.

'733-
Brown, John, labourer, s. of .Anthony

Brown, labourer. 1744-
Brown, Thomas, husbandman, s. of John

Brown, labourer. 1 744.
Brown, Thomas, labourer, s. of Anthony

Brown, baker. 1751.
Brown, Jesse, linnenweaver. 1753.
Brown, James, of St. Paul, Kent, labourer.

'758-
Brown, Thomas, perukemaker. 1760.
Brown, Thomas Darby, labourer. 1772.
Brown, Anthony, labourer. 1780.
Brown, Thomas, breechesmaker. 1780.
Browne, Thomas, the younger, of London,

jeweller, 1789.
Brown. James Sladden.co'achmaker. 1792.
Brown, lames, of Hernehill, Kent,

labourer. 1795.
Brown, James, labourer. 1795.
Brown.John.ofChartham, labourer. 1795.

Brown. Henry Sladden, linnendraper.
I 796.

Brown, John, linnendraper. 1799.

Browninge, Thomas, millwright, s. of
Thomas Browninge. 1695.

Browning, John, gent., s. of John Brown-
ing, grocer. 1702.

Browning, William, apothecary, s. of John
Browning, tallowchandler. 1709.

Browning, Benjamin, of Sevenoaks, car-
penter, s. of Thomas Browning, of
Cant., millwright. 1734-

Browning, Edward, apothecary, .>;. of
William Browning, apothecary. 1738.

Browning, William, of Chatham, gent., s.
of William Browning, of Cant.,
apothecary and Alderman. 1 740.

Browning, John, of London, forgebellows
maker. 1795.

Brunker, Thomas, carrier, s. of Richard
Brunker. carrier. 1700.

Brunker, John, of London, silkweaver, s.
of Richard Brunker, of Cant., silk-
weaver. 1 70S.

Buckhurst, James, s. of U'illiam Buck-
hurst, tailor. 1585.

Buckhurst, William, tailor, s. of William
Buckhurst. 1604.

Buckhurst, William, tailor, s. of William
Buckhurst, tailor. 1629.

Buckhurst, William, tailor, s. of Willi;im
Buckhurst, tailor. 1669.

Buckhurst, Stephen, barber and periwig-
maker, s. of Stephen Buckhurst,
grocer. 1705.

Buckhurst, Richard, cordwainer, s. of
Stephen Buckhurst, grocer. 1709.

Buckhurst, John, cordwainer, s. of Rich-
ard Buckhurst, cordwainer. 1750.

Buckhurst, Stephen, turner. 1753.

Buckhurst, John, basketmaker. 1796.

Buckhurst, Stephen, coachmaker. 1799.

Buckley, Thomas, tador, s. of William
Buckley, bookseller. 1681.

Buckley, Thomas, haberdasher of small
wares, s. of Thomas Buckley, tailor.
1721.

Buckley, Thomas, haberdasher. 1765.

Buckley, John, watchmaker. 1782.

Budds, John, silkweaver. 1754.

Budds, Robert, of Greenwich, gardener.
1761.

Budds, William, labourer. 1789.
Bulkley, William, mercer, s. of Joseph
Bulkley, mercer. 1625.

Bulckley, George, bookbinder, s. of
Joseph Bulckley, bookbinder. 1 632.
Bull, William, currier. 1790.

15

FREEMEN

16

Bullock, Edward, cordwainer, s. of John

Bullock, cordwainer. 1653.
Bullock, Thomas, the younger, carpenter,

s. of Edward Bullock, carpenter. 1687.
Bullocke, Edward, carpenter, s. of William

Bullocke, carpenter. 1693.
Bullocke, Peter, basketmaker, s. of John

Bullocke, cordwainer. 1701.
Bullock, Thomas, of Whitstable, mariner,

s. of John Bullock, of Cant., cheese-
monger. 1 7 14.
Bullock. William, carpenter, s. of William

Bullock, carpenter. 1722.
Bullock, Edward, baker, s. of P^dward

Bullock, cordwainer. 1727.
Bullock, Edward, of London, cutler. 1753.
Bumbey, William, staymaker, s. of John

Bumbey, .staymaker. 1722.
Bunker, Thomas, silkweaver, s of Thomas

Bunker. 1681.
Bunyer, Jeremiah, of London, carpenter.

1789.
Bunyer, Thomas, of London, carpenter.

1789.
Burden, Michael, grocer, s. of Thomas

Burden, grocer. 1679.
Burden, John, maltster, s. of John Burden,

blacksmith. 1706.
Burden, John, currier, s. of Michael

Burden, grocer. 1721.
Burden, John, of Branfield in Kent,

husbandman, s. of John Burden, of

Cant., maltster. 1733.
Burden, Edmund, husbandman, .s. of

John Burden, maltster. 17+1-
Burden, Charles, of Greenwich, carpenter.

1761.
Burden, John, Junior, currier. 1763.
Burges, Thomas, mercer, s. of John

Burges. 1536.
Burges, Leonard, silkweaver, s. of Edward

Burges, smith. 1694.
Burges, William, blacksmith, s. of John

Burges, blacksmith. 1721.
Burges, James, of Queenborough, collier,

s. of William Burges, of Cant., col-

larmaker. 1727.
Burges, Peter, currier, s. of Peter Burges,

cordwainer. 1733-
Burgess, Edward, cordwainer, s. of Ed-
ward Burgess, labourer. 1 74 1.
Burgess, John, husbandman, s of John

Burgess, husbandman. 1741-
Burges, Edward, silkweaver, s. of Edward

Burges, silkweaver. 1752.
Burges, John, silkweaver, s. of Edward

Burges, silkweaver. 1752.
Burges, Peter, silkweaver. 1753.

Burgess, John, the younger, silkweaver.

1780.
Burgess, Peter, stationer. 1780.
Burgess, James, painter. 1784.
Burgess, Edward, the younger, coach-
harness maker. 1787.
Burgess, George, coachmaker. 1794.
Burnby, John, gent. 1768.
Burnby, William, the younger, linnen-

draper. 1772.
Burnby, William, of London, gent. 1795.
Burney, Thomas, gent., s. of Jolm

Burney, gent. 1722.
Burnley, Thomas, upholster, s.of Matthew

Burnley, upholster. 1655.
Burnley, Thomas, upholster, s. of Thomas

Burnley, upholster. 1679.
Burton, John, tailor, s. of John Burton.

1438.
Burton, Christopher, hackneyman, s. of

John Burton, innholder. i477-
Burton, Abraham, victualler, s. of Abraham

Burton, victualler. 1722.
Burton, Jacob, butcher, s. of Abraham

Burton, tailor. 1722.
Butcher, Osmond, carpenter, s. of Osmond

Butcher, cordwainer. 1643.
Bygge, John, mercer, s. of William Bygge,

miller. 1453.
Bynd, Robert, draper, s.of Robert Bynd,

miller. 1454.
Byng, Thomas, shoemaker, s. of Thomas

Byng, baker. 1539.
Byng, William, tallowchandler. 1760.
Byng, John, the younger, baker. 1761.
Byng, Thomas, baker. 1761.
Byng, John, of St. Mary-le-Bone, Mid-
dlesex, surgeon. 1789.
Cad bury (Catbery), Robert, chandler, .s.

of Thomas Catbery. 1446.
Cadbury, William, mason, s. of Robert

Cadbury, carver. i473-
Cadbury, James, hosier, s. of John

Cadbury. H??-
Cadman, John, of Sheldwich, labourer, s.

of Charles Cadman, of Cant., cord-
wainer. 1741.
Caister, John, plumber and glazier, s. of

Thomas Caister, plumber and glazier,

1727.
Cannon, John, haberdasher, s. of Richard

Cannon, haberdasher. 1625.
Cantis, Thomas, of Faversham, joiner, s.

of Thomas Cantis, of Cant., joiner.

1722.
Cantis, Valentine, baker, s. of Valentine

Cantis, baker. 1747.

17

OF CANTERBURY.

18

Cantis, John, of the Precincts, Cant.,
linnendraper, s. of Valentine Cantis,
of Cant., baker. 17+9.

Cantis, William, yeoman. 17S9.

Caree, James, cordwainer. s. of Thomas
Carcc, shoemaker. 1628.

Caree, Henry, cordwainer, s. of Thomas
Caree, cordwainer. 1641.

Carlton, (jcorge, cordwainer, s. of Chris-
topher Carlton, carpenter. 1642.

Carpenter, Edward, mercer, s. of John
Carpenter. 1520.

Carpenter, Jidward, butcb.er, s. of John
Carpenter, butcher. 1632.

Carr, Richard, silkweaver, s. of Henry
Carr, skinner. 1612.

Carter, 'Charles, of Faversham, basket-
maker, s. of Simon Carter, late of
Cant., basketmaker. 1705.

Cartewright, John, tailor, s. of Hugh
Cartewright, tailor. 1579.

Casey, Henry, silkweaver, s. of Thomas
Casey. i7,5<).

Casey, Henry, of VVhitstable, dredger, s.
of Henry Casey, of Cant., joiner.
1741.

Casey, Thomas, turner, s. of Thomas
Casey, baker. 1741.

Casey, Henry, labourer. 1773.

Castle, Cleeve, gent., s. of John Castle.
1683.

Castle, John, bricklayer, s. of John
Castle, bricklayer. i6g8.

Castle, Thomas, cordwainer, s. of John
Castle, bricklayer. 1703.

Cabtle, William, bricklayer, s. of John
Castle, bricklayer. 1 7 1 1 .

Castle, William, labourer, s. of James
Castle, cordwainer. 1722.

Chambers, Nathaniel, shoemaker, s. of
Robert Chambers, tailor, deceased,
known by some then present of the
Company of Drapers to be a freeman.

159j-
Chambers, luKvard, watchmaker, s. of

Edmund Chambers. 1678.
Chambers, I'hilpot, baker, s. of Thomas

Chambers, baker. 1737.
Chambers, Thomas, carpenter, s. of

Thomas Chambers, baker. 1741.
Chambers, George, of London, tobacco-
nist, s. of William Chambers, of

Cant., carpcnicr. 1753.
Chambers, William, carpenter, s. of

William Chambers, carpenter. 1753.
Chambers, Joseph, of Woolwich, turner.

1761. "
Chambers, Richard, perukemaker. 1761.

Chandler, Thomas, butcher, s. of Samuel

Chandler, butcher. 1627.
Chandler, William, butcher, s. of Samuel

Chandler, butcher. 1631.
Chandler, Richard, cordwainer, s. of

Samuel Chandler. 1632.
Chandler, John, butcher, s. of Thomas

Chandler, butcher. 1657.
Chandler, John, butcher, s. of William

Chandler, butcher. 1671.
Chandler, Samuel, butcher, s. of William

Chandler, butcher. 1674.
Chandler, Thomas, butcher, s. of Thomas

Chandler, butcher. 1688.
Chandler, Hunt, butcher, s. of Thomas

Chandler, butcher. 1695.
Chandler, John, barber, s. of Thomas

Chandler, butcher. 1697.
Chandler, Matthew, butcher, s.of Thomas

Chandler, butcher. 1698.
Chandler, Thomas, butcher, s. of John

Chandler, butcher. 1698.
Chandler, Joseph, butcher, s. of John

Chandler, butcher. 17 14.
Chandler, Thomas, butcher, s. of Thomas

Chandler, butcher. 1722.
Chandler, Hunt, butcher, s. of Thomas

Chandler, butcher. 1727.
Cliandler, Charles, butcher, s. of John

Chandler, butcher. 1734.
Chandler, John, of Chartham, yeoman,

s. of John Chandler, of Cant., barber,

'734-
Chandler, Richard, of London, barber,

s. of Thomas Chandler, of Cant.,

butcher. 1734.
Chandler, Thomas, butcher, s. of Thomas

Chandler, butcher. 1734-
Chandler, James, butcher, s. of James

Chandler, butcher. 1741.
Chandler, Nathaniel, barber, s. of John

Chandler, barber. 1741-
Chandler, Thomas, butcher, s. of James

Chandler, butcher. 1741-
Chandler, John, butcher, s. of James

Chandler, butcher. 1747.
Chandler, Joseph, the younger, butcher.

'753-
Chandler, Thomas, the younger, butcher.

'75+-
Chandler, John, joiner. 1760.
Chandler, "Laurence, of London, butcher,

1760.
Chandler, John, Junior, cordwainer. 1765.
Chandler, Benjamin, Jun'or, surgeon.

1766.
Chandler, Hunt, labourer. 1768.
Chandler, Edward, butcher. 1779-

19

FREEMEN

20

Chanillcr, William, surgeon. 1782.

Chandler, William, of Ramsgate, plum-
ber. 1790.

Chandler, John, carpenter. 1795.

Chantrey (Chaunlrey), Griflith, tailor, s.
of John Chaimtrey, tailor. 16S6.

Chantry, Grifl'm, tailor, s. of Griffin
Chantry, tailor. 1708.

Chantrey. William, tailor, s. of Griflin
Chantrey, tailor. 1713.

Channtry, James, of Dover, ropemaker,
s. of Griffni Chauntry, of Cant.,
tailor. 1 74 1.

Chantry, Griflen, of London, silkweaver.

1754-
Chapman, Edward, of Great Chart, gar-
dener. 1761.
Chapman, John, of Ashford, gardener.

1761.
Chapman, William, of Lambeth, gardener.

1768.
Chapman, William, of Westwell, labourer.

1796.
Cheesman, (Chesman), Robert, barber, s.

of John Chesman, fuller, 1400.
Cheesman, Thomas, smith, s. of Richard

Cheesman, smith. 1708.
Cheesman, Philip, cordwainer, s. of

Stephen Cheesman, carpenter. 1724.
Cheesman, Philip, the younger, cord-
wainer. 1753.
Cheeseman, Stephen, of liythe, labourer.

1790.
Cheever, James, glover, s. of Richard

Checver, glover. 1638.
Cheever, Peter, glover, s. of Richard

Cheever, glover. 1638.
Cheever, John, glover, s. of Richard

Cheever, glover. 1650.
Cheever, James, millener, s. of James

Cheever, millener. 1676.
Cheever, Jeremiah, scrivener, s. of John

Cheever, millener. •695.
Chever, John, tallowchandlcr,s. of George

Cheever. 1710.
Cheever, George, saddler, s. of George

Cheever, tallowchandler. 1722.
Cheever, Joseph, of St. Lawrence in

Kent, cordwainer, s. of John Cheever

of Cant., grocer. 1734.
Cheever, Evans, pipemaker, s. of John

Cheever, grocer and tallowcliandler.

1741.
Cheever, John, labourer. 1760.
Chevenyng, James, tailor, s. of Jolin

Chevenyng, mercer. 1500.
Chittenden, James, saddler, s. of James

Chittenden, butcher. 1681.

Chittenden, John, butcher, s. of James

Chittenden, butcher. 1685.
Chittenden, Thomas, labourer, s. of John

Chittenden, butcher. 1727.
Chittenden, James, of Minster in Thanet,

labourer. 1761.
Chopping, Thomas, cordwainer, s. of

Thomas Chopping, cordwainer. 1 747.
Christian, Thomas, cordwainer, s. of

Edward Christian. 1703.
Church, (Cherche), Thomas, son of John

Cherche, fuller. 1407.
Chirche, Richard, brewer, s. of Richard

Chirche. 1491.
Cluirch, John, labourer, s. of Thomas

Church, husbandman. 1734.
Church, Thomas, of Folkestone, hemp-
dresser, s. of Richard Church, of

Cant., husbandman. 1734.
Churcher, Stephen, currier, s. of Robert

Churcher, currier. 1676.
Claget, Robert, haberdasher, s. of Will-
iam Claget, liaberdashcr. 1628.
Claringbole, Thomas, tailor, s. of Thomas

Claringbole, cordwainer. 1639.
Claringbold, James, weaver, s. of Tliomas

Claringbold, cordwainer. 1646.
Claringbold, Thomas, tailor, s. of Thomas

Claringbold, tailor. 1680.
Claringbold, IMichael, labourer, s. of

Thomas Claringbold, tailor. 17 15.
Claringbold, Thomas, barber, s. of Tho-
mas Claringbold, victualler. 1722.
ClaringbuU, John, perukemaker. 1761.
Clarke, John, s. of Roger Clarke. 1506.
Clarke, Jolin, s. of Mr. William Clarke,

Alderman. 1601.
Clark, Jacob, labourer, s. of Edward

Clark, tailor. 1733.
Clark, John, joiner, s. of P^lijah Clark,

woolcomber. 1741.
Clark, John, of Faversham, collarmaker,

s. of John Clark, of Cant., silkweaver.

1741.
Clark, Thomas, framework-knitter, s. of

William Clark, millener. 1741.
Clarke, Thomas, labourer, s. of Elisha

Clarke, woolcomber. 1747.
Clarke, William of Sturry, perukemaker.

>753-
Clark, William, of Deal, cordwainer. 1754.
Clark, Thomas, cordwainer. 1796.
Clements, William, silkweaver. 1767.
Clements, Newberry Richanl, silkweaver.

1771.
Clements, Abraham, .silkweaver. 1773.
CIcthcro, William, whitesmith. 1793.

21

OF CANTERBURY.

22

Clethero, Daniel, the younger, of London
smith. 1795.

Clifford. Thomas, joiner, s. of Thomas
Clifford, joiner. 17 14.

Clifford, John, surgeon and apothecary-,
s. of Thomas Clifford, joiner. 1724.

Clinton, Thomas, s. of Roger Clinton.
1615.

Coates, William, of Chatham, cordwainer,
s. of George Coates, of Cant., cord-
wainer. 1 7 14.

Cocke, John, shoemaker, s. of Thomas
Cocke, weaver. 1617.

Cock. Henry, weaver, s. of Thomas Cock,
weaver. 1621.

Cock, Henry, weaver, s. of Henry Cock.
1668.

Cock, John, v.eavcr, s. of Henry Cock.
1668.

Cock, William, of Chislet, husbandman,
s. of iMatthew Cock, of Cant., cord-
wainer. 1747.

Cock, iMatthew, of Sittingbourne, hus-
bandman. 1753.

Cockes, Daniel, glazier, s. of Edward
Cockes, hackneyman. 1638. .feCox.

Cockett, Robert, silkweaver, s. of Rich-
ard Cockett, butcher. 1722.

Cocket, Richard, gardener, s. of Robert
Cocket, silkweaver. 1753.

Cocket, William, of Ickham, husbandman.

'754-

Cockett, William, of London, potter.
17S0.

Cockett, William, cordwainer. 1789.

Colbrand, Nicholas, tailor, s. of Nicholas
Colbrand. 1574.

Colbrand, Fowler, tailor, s. of Richard
Colbrand. 1574-

Colcbrand, Nicholas, s. of Roger Cole-
brand, tailor. 1578.

Colcbrand, Peter, s. of Roger Colebrand,
tailor. 1584.

Colbrand, John, tailor, s. of Fowler
Colbrand. 1603.

Colbrand, Clement, tailor, s. of Nicholas
Colbrand. 1604.

Colbrand, Nicholas, tailor, s. of Nicholas
Colbrand. 1604.

Colbrand, Peter, s. of Nicholas Colbrand,
sometime Sheriff of this City. 1614.

Colbrand, Nathaniel, joiner, s. of Nich-
olas Colbrand, tailor. 1620.

Cole, Thomas, s. of [blank] Cole, baker.

'591-
Cole, George, silkweaver, s. of Thomas
Cole, carpenter. 1733.

' Cole, John, of London, carpenter, s. of
Thomas Cole, of Cant., carpenter.

i '734-

Cole, James, labourer, s. of William Cole,

cordwainer. 1741.
Cole, Joseph, of Heme, cordwainer, s. of
William Cole, of Cant., cordwainer.

'747-
Cole, Richard, of Monkton, miller, s. of

William Cole, of Cant., cordwainer.

'747-
Cole, James, of London, feltmaker. 1754.

i Cole, William, of London, feltmaker. 1700.

Cole, Thomas, tailor. 1773.

Cole, George, cordwainer. 1789.

Cole, Thomas, hatter. 1795.

Cole, Thomas, junior, tailor. 1800.

Coleman, Daniel, of Minster in Sheppy,

s. of Thomas Coleman, of Cant.,

grocer. 1708.
Coleman, Thomas, of Minster in Sheppy,

s. of Thomas Coleman, of Cant.,

grocer. 1708.
Colffe, Joseph, grocer, s. of Joseph Colffe,

Alderman. 161 8.
Colffe, Charles, apothecary, s. of Joseph

Colffe. 1620.
Colffe, Thomas, brewer, s. of Joseph

Colffe. 1620.
Colfe, Joseph, clothworker, s. of Charles

Colfe, grocer. 1647.
Colfe, Abraham, tailor, s. of Charles

Colfe, apothecary. 1649.
Colfe, Thomas, barber, s. of Joseph Colfe,

grocer. 1685.
Collier, John, of London, silkweaver, s. of

Peter Collier, of Cant., papermaker.

1741.
Collins, Isaac, of St. Paul's, Cant., tailor,

s. of Isaac Collins, of Cant., linncn-

weaver. 1727.
Collins, John, glover, s. of Isaac Collins,

linnen weaver. 1741.
Collens, Joseph, cordwainer. 1767.
Collens, William, bricklayer. 1773.
Collins, William, cordwainer. 1795.
Compton, Thomas, hosier, s. of Thomas

Compton, vintner. 1477-
Conditt, David, shoemaker, s. of Thomas

Conditt, tailor. 1595.
Conoway, James, s. of Christopher Con-

oway, barber. 1576.
Cook, Robert, s. of John Cook. 1448.
Cook, John, couper, s. of Robert Cook.

1469.
Cooke, Richard, of Whitstable, butcher,

s. of John Cooke, smith. 1477-

FREEMEN

24

Cooke, Thomas, tailor, s. of Peter Cooke,

ironmonger. 1604.
Cooke, Robert, shoemaker, s. of Peter

Cooke, ironmonger. 1608.
Cooke, Roger, shoemaker, s. of Robert

Cooke, cordwainer. 1642.
Cooke, Wilhani, cordwainer, s. of Robert

Cooke. 1642.
Cooke, John, cordwainer, s. of Robert

Cooke, cordwainer. 1671.
Cooke, John, silkweaver, s. of Roger

Cooke, cordwainer. 1671.
Cooke, John, of London, silkweaver, .s.

of John Cooke, of Cant., silkweaver.

1708.
Cooke, Robert, of London, silkweaver, s.

of John Cooke, of Cant., silkweaver.

1708.
Cooke, James, papermaker, s. of William

Cooke, carpenter. 17 14.
Cooke, Joseph, mariner, s. of William

Cooke, carpenter. 1722.
Cook, Thomas, carpenter, s. of John

Cook, husbandman. J 744.
Cook, Benjamin, carpenter. 1754.
Cook, Thomas, the younger, silkweaver.

1780.
Cook, Benjamin, of Brenchley, cord-
wainer. 1 7 89.
Cooper, John, cordwainer, s. of John

Cooper, cordwainer. 1733.
Cooper, Jeremiah, pastrycook, s. of John

Cooper, pastrycook. 1744.
Cooper, John, the younger, pastrycook.

'753-
Cooper, Thomas, of River, husbandman.

'754-
Cooper, Thomas, the younger, silk dyer.

1767.
Cooper, William, saddler. 1779.
Cooper, Thomas, the younger, labourer.

1780.
Cooper, Thomas, the younger, carpenter,

.787.
Cooper, John, carpenter. 1789.
Cooper, James, of London, stationer.

1796.
Copper, John, of Bctteshanger, gardener,

s. of ]ulward Copper, nf Cant., gar-
dener. 1714.
Copper, Edward, of London, gent., s. of

Edward Copper of Cant., gardener.

1733-

Coppin (Copyn), Edmond, yeoman, s. of
John Copyn. 1548.

Coppen, John, of Faversham, cooper, s.
of John Coppen, of Cant., cord-
wainer. 1 708.

Cornelius, William, carpenter, s. of John

Cornelius, labourer. 1725.
Cornelius, William, of Dover, shipwright.

1768.
Cornewell. Robert, s. of John Cornewell,

clothier. i5oo.
Coteby, John, s. of Stephen Coteby. 1440.
Cotlett, John, organmaker, s. of Edward

Cotlett. 1544. 6'(v Cutlet.
Cotteu, John, of Sandwich, labourer, s.

of John Cotteu of Cant., cordwainer.

1727.

Court, Richard, fuller, s. of William

Court, weaver. 14O7.
Court, John, baker, s. of John Court,

farrier. J 747.
Court, Matthew, farrier, s. of John Court,

farrier. 1747.
Court, John, baker. 1774.
Courteman, John, smith, s. of John

Courteman, mercer. 15 13.
Courtman, Richard, shoemaker, s. of

John Courtman. 15 17.
Courthop, William, j-eoman, s. of William

Courthop. 1548.
Courtop, John, tailor, s. of Robert Court-
op, tailor. 1 57 1.
Cowell, George, currier, s. of Joseph

Cowell, currier. 1623.
Cowell, John, cordwainer, s. of Joseph

Cowell, currier. 1634.
Cowell, Christopher, victualler, s. of

George Cowell, currier. 1G70.
Cowpere, John, alias Gy, s. of Guy

Cowper, 1425.
Cowpere, William, s. of John Cowpere,

alias Gy. 1444.
Cowper, Thomas, shoemaker, s. of Nich-
olas Cowper. 1590.
Co-\, John, bricklayer, s. of Samuel

Co.x, bricklayer. 1710.
Cox, Lambert, joiner, s. of Lambert Cox,

joiner. 1717.
Cox, Samuel, barber, s. of Samuel Co.x,

bricklayer. 1725.
Cox, John, labourer, s. of Joshua Cox,

labourer. 1727.
Cox, John, Junior, bricklayer. 1766.
Cox, Charles, cordwainer. 1793.
Cox, John, the younger, bricklayer, i 795.

SiY Cocks.
Cranford, Robert Flatman, brewer, s. of

John Cranford, brewer. 1729.
Crayford, William, Esquire, Recorder of

Cant., s. of William Crayford, Es-

quire.

/■^i-

25

OF CANTERBURY.

2G

Crayford, Edward, of New Romney, sent.,

s. of William Crayford, of Cant.,

Esquire. 1734-
Crayford, Edward, of Sitting-bourne, sur-
geon. 7768.
Crentche, John, shoemaker, s. of John

Crentche. 1561.
Crippea, George, papermaker, s. of John

Crippen, labourer. 17+1.
Crippin, John, bricklayer, s. of [blank]

Crippin, bricklayer. 1704..
Crippen, Thomas, of INIilton, dredger, s.

of John Crippen, of Cant., bricklayer.

1727.
Crippen, William, of Holy Cross, Cant.,

barber. 1753.
Crippen, William, butcher. 175+.
Crispe, John, of Margate, blacksmith.

1768.
Cross, James, cordwainer. 175+.
Cross, John, of Portsmouth, cordwainer.

1789.
Crothole, Henry, s. of John Crothole,

tanner. 14 1+.
Crothall, Thomas, of Ramsgate, carpen-
ter, s. of Thomas Crothall of Cant.,

butcher. 1733.
Crow, Richard, cordwainer. 1794-
Cuckow, Thomas, jeweller, s. of Daniel

Cuckow, jeweller. 17 10.
Cullen, William, scrivener. 1780.
Culverhouse, William, coupar, s. of

Edward Culverhouse. 1482.
Curteis, John, innholder, s. of John Cur-

teis, butcher. 1725.
Cussen, John, barber surgeon, s. of

Christopher Cussen, tailor. 1642.
Cutlet, Edward, tailor, s. of John Cutlet,

tailor. 15 13. 3'fi' Cotlett.
Daines, John, bricklayer, s. of Simon

Daines, bricklayer. 1727.
Daines, John, labourer, s. of John Daines,

bricklayer. 1741.
Dale, John, grocer, s. of Thomas Dale.

1555-
Dale, George, s. of Thomas Dale, chan-
dler. 1579.
Dale, John, shoemaker, s. of Francis

Dale. 1612.
Dale, William, a blind man, s. of William

Dale, victualler. 1671.
Darby, :\Iatthew,of St.Margaret-at-ClifTe,

cordwainer. 1790.
Daves, Robert, blacksmith, s. of John

Daves, blacksmith. 161 6.
Davis, Thomas, joiner, s. of Richard

Davis, joiner. 1708.

Dawn, William, of Sheerness, labourer.
1790.

Dawne, liobert, the younger, of \\'ingham,
labourer. 1795.

Dawes, Thomas, the younger, of Wool-
wich, wheelwright. 17S2.

Daws, James, of ^Margate, labourer. 1 789.

Daws, Richard, of Dover, labourer. 1789.

Dawson, William, joiner, s. of William
Dawson. 1619.

Day, Abraham, cordwainer. 1754.

Day, Andrew-, of Portsmouth, baker. 176S.

Deering, Daniel, of Ht-rne, mariner, s. of
James Deering, of Cant., silkweavcr.
1727.

Deering. Jacob, of London, silkweaver,
s. of James Deering, of Cant.,- silk-
weaver. 1727.

Delmar, John, baker. 1768.

Delmar, Joseph, carpenter. 1774.

Delmar, Charles, the younger, perfumer.

1785-
Delmar, James, perukemaker. 1789.
Delo, Peter, the younger, silkweaver. 1774.
Delo, Thomas, silkweaver. 1780.
Delo, William, silkweaver. 1780.
Dello, John, hairdresser. 1789.
Denne, John, turner, s. of Thomas

Denne, grocer. 1656.
Denne, Christopher, carpenter, s. of

Christopher Denne, carpenter. 1691.
Denne, Thomas, carpenter, s. of Thomas

Denne, carpenter. 1747.
Denne, Basil, of London, goldsmith.

1761.
Denne, William, plumber. 1761.
Design, William, gent. 1760.
Desine, Robert, sawyer. 1767.
Despaigne, Henry, carpenter, s. of Henry

Despaigne, carpenter. 1741.
Dcspain, John, cordwainer, s. of Henry

Despain, carpenter. 1745.
Dickenson, John, tailor, s. of Robert

Dickenson, tailor. 1634.
Dilnutt, Samuel, of London, perukemaker.

1768.
Dilnutt, Richard, labourer. '773.
Dilnott, William, of Dover, pipemaker.

'774-
Dilnutt, Lsaac, of London, carpenter.

1790.

Dilnutt, James, of Sheerness, staymaker.
1790.

Dilnutt, John, cordwainer. 1795.
Dilnott, Samuel, woolcomber. 1797.
Dobbes, Thomas, gent., s. of Thomas
Dobbes, Alderman. 1603.

27

FREEMEN

28

Dod, Samuel, apothecary, s. of Sampson

Dod, mercer. 1592.
Dodson, Stephen, of London, tallow

chandler. 1760.
Dodson, George, of Colchester, joiner.

1761.
Dogrell, Leonard, currier, s. of William

Dogrell. 1565.
Doggerel!, Henry, shoemaker, s. of

Leonard Doggerell, currier. 1602.
DoUman, ]ohn, cutler, s. of William

DoUman, cutler. 1687.
Doleman, Peter, of Eythorne, bricklayer,

s. of John Doleman, of Cant., cutler.

171 1.
Dolman, William, of Bishopsbourne,

shovelmaker, s. of John Dolman, of

Cant., cutler. 1 71+.
Dombrain (Dumbrain), John, of Great

Chart, gardener, s. of Isaac Dum-
brain, of Cant , silkweaver. 1741.
Dumbrain, John, the younger, of Monk-
ton, gardener. 177+.
Dombrain, Abraham, the younger, of

Old Castle vard in Kent, victualler.

1784.
Dombrain, Daniel, silkweaver. 1786.
Dombrain, George, labourer. 1789.
Dray, John, of Chatham, carpenter, s. of

William Dray, of Cant., carpenter.

1705-
Drayton, Christopher, tailor, s. of John

Drayton, mercer. 1690.
Drayton, Horton, apothecary, s. of Chris-
topher Drayton, tailor. 1722.
Drayton, William, silkweaver, s. of John

Drayton, silkweaver. 1727-
Dubbin, John, silkweaver. 1753.
Dudlow, John, of West Mailing, gent.

1795.
Dudlow, Noble, of Brighton, Sussex,

ironmonger. 179b.
Duly, Philip, of Faversham, scrivener.

1780.
Dunck, William, gardener, s. of Robert

Dunck, gardener. 1734.
Dunkin, lonathan, yeoman, s. of James

Dunkin, Alderman. 1654.
Dunney, Sampson, grocer, s. of Thomas

Dunney. 1599.
Durant, Stephen, gent., s. of Stephen

Durant, apothecary. 1741.
Durant, Thomas, apothecary, s. of

Stephen Durant, apothecary. 1741.
Duryer, James, the younger, turner. 1 780.
Duryer, John, of London, upholsterer.

'795-
Duriez, Charles, butcher. 1753-

Duryez, David, the younger, turner. 1764.
Dyrreck, Thomas, tallowchandler, s. of

Michael Dyrreck, chandler. 1563.
Eastes, John, of Chatham, shipwright,

s. of William Eastes, of Cant., baker.

1722.
Eastes, William, baker, s. of William

Eastes, baker. 1722.
Eastes, Richard, of Dover, labourer.

1761.
Eastes, Samuel, of Northbourne, labourer.

1767.
Eastes, Thomas, of Stourmouth, labourer.

1767.
Eastland, Michael, baker. 1778.
Eastland, Stephen, of Borden, yeoman.

1790.
Eastman, John, collarmaker, s. of Richard

Eastman, collarmaker. 1607.
Eastman, Edward, collarmaker, s. of John

Eastman, collarmaker. 1636.
Eastman, John, collarmaker, s. of John

Eastman, collarmaker. 1642.
Eastman, Edward, ribbonweaver, s. of

Edward Eastman, collarmaker. 1671.
Eastman, Henry, tailor, s. of John East-
man, collarmaker. 1672.
Eastman, Edward, collarmaker, s. of John

Eastman, collarmaker. 1677.
Eastman, Henry, tailor, s. of Henry

Eastman, tailor. 1700.
Eastman, Thomas, tailor, s. of Henry

Eastman, tailor. 1700.
Eastman, Edward, tailor, s. of Edward

Eastman, ribbonweaver. 1705.
Eastman, John, silkweaver, s. of Edward

Eastman, collarmaker. 1703.
Eastman, Robert, carpenter, s. of Henry

Eastman, tailor. 1705.
Eastman, Edward, collarmaker, s. of

Edward Eastman, collarmaker. 1714.
Eastman, John, chapman, s. of Henry

Eastman, tailor. 1715.
Eastman, Gilman, tailor, s. of Henry

Eastman, Junior, tailor. 1722.
Eastman, Henry, labourer, s. of Thomas

Eastman, tailor. 1733.
Eastman, lulward, husbandman, s. of

Edward Eastman, collarmaker. i 747.
Eastman, John, bricklayer. 1753-
Eastman, John, labourer. 1754.
Eastman, Ezekiel, basketmaker. 1760.
Eastman, George, labourer. 1760.
Eastman, 'I'lmmas, husbandman. 17O0.
Eastman, William, of Lontlon, hairdresser.

1768.
Eastman, Thomas, gardener. 1779-
Eastman, Henry, of Deal, tailor. 1784.

29

OF CANTERIIUKV.

;]0

Edborough, Richard, of Tilmanstonc,
clerk, s. of Richard Edborough, of
Cant., pastr}-cook. 173+.

Edlow, Wilham, of Deal, blacksmith, s.
of Samuel Edlow, of Cant., black-
smith. 1741.

Edmund, John, s. of John Edmunil. 1507.

Edmunds, William, of Dover, blacksmith.

'774-
Edmonds, 1 homas, of ^Margate, carpenter.

1789.
Edynden, Thomas, saddler, s. of \\'alter

Edynden. 15 18.
Elger, William, tailor, s. of William Elger,

tailor. 1632.
Elliott, John, mason, s. of Matthew

Elliott, mason. 1747.
Elliott, 'i'homas, mason, s. of Matthew

Elliott, mason. 1747-
Elliot, .Stephen, of Birchington, labourer.

1761.
Ellis, Ingram, innkeeper, whose father

was a freeman. 1603.
Ellis, Daniel, cordwainer, s. of Daniel

Ellis. 1647.
Ellis, fames, cordwainer, s. of Daniel

Ellis, cordwainer. 1696.
Ellis, Richard, of Sittingbourne, turner, s.

of Richard Ellis, of Cant., turner.

1727.
Ellis, John, of Ramsgate, labourer. 1760.
Ellis, John, of London, cordwainer. 1768.
Ellis, John, labourer. 1789.
Ellis, John, the younger, cordwainer. 1 794.
Ellis, William, of Stratford, Essex, cord-
wainer. 1795.
Ellis, Charles, of London, cordwainer.

1797-

Ellsey, Thomas, silkweaver, s. of Thomas
Ellsey, cordwainer. 1690.

Elsee, Nicholas, of Heme, cordwainer,
s. of George Elsee, of Cant., cord-
wainer. 1705.

Elsey, William, of Eastwell, s. of George
Elscy, of Cant., cordwamer. 1708.

Elsey, George, gardener, s. of Thomas
Elsey, gardener. 17 14.

Elsey, Thomas, of St. Dunstan's in Kent,
labourer. 1761.

Listed, John, cordwainer, s. of Thomas
Listed, cordwainer. 1705.

Listed, Thomas, cordwainer, s. of Tho-
mas Listed, cordwainer. 1705.

Elvye, John, shoemaker, s. of John Llvye,
shoemaker, 1572.

Llvey, John, currier, s. of John LIvey,
grocer. 1708.

Llvey, Samuel, hempdresser, s. of John
Llvey, silkweaver. 1708.

Llvey, William, of the Precincts, gold-
smith, s. of John Llvey, grocer. 1710.

Elvy, Samuel, of Bridge, husbandman, s.
of Samuel Llvy, of Cant., hemp-
dresser. 1747.

Elvvn, George, s. of John ]'".Iv\-n, saddler.

' 1584-
Liven, Mark, shoemaker, s. ol William

Liven, shoemaker. 161 1.
Llvyn, Isaac, gent., s. of George Elvyn,

Alderman. 1620.
Liven, Samuel, millencr, s. of Samuel

Elven. I 63 I.
Elvin, William, ribbonweaver, s. of Samuel

Elvin, ribbonweaver. 1664.
Elvin Joseph, of Sturry, gardener. 1761.
Llye. Samuel, silkweaver, s. of Samuel

Elye. shoemaker. 1608.
Emm, William, of Sheerness, blacksmith.

1774-
Enfield, Thomas, gent., s. of Thomas

Lnfield, Esq., Alderman. 1687.
Engeham, John, of Swalecliffe, yeoman,

s. of Edward Engeham, of Cant.,

joiner. 1715.
Engeham, Thomas, of Hackington, gar-
dener, s. of Edward Engeham, of

Cant., joiner. 1722.
Engeham, Edward, of Rochester, mariner,

s. of Edward Engeham, of Cant.,

joiner. 1722.
Engeham, Edward, pattenmaker, s. of

John Engeham, labourer. 1741.
Engeham, John, cordwainer, s. of John

Engeham, husbandman. 1747.
Engeham, Richard, of London, cord-
wainer. 1753.
Engeham, Thomas, the younger, of

Chartham, gardener. 1760.
Lngehnm, Edward, cordwainer. '773.
Engeham, John, of Yalding, watclmiaker.

1789.
Engeham, Edward, cordwainer. J 795.
Engeham, Thomas, cordwainer. 1 800.
Esshindenne, Silvester, s. of Geoffrev

Lsshindenne. 1410. 6V1 Ashenden.
Lvernden, Simon, potter, s. of Simon

Lvernden, basketmaker. 1741.
Lvernden, Thomas, of London, carpenter.

176..
Fagg, Robert, clothier, s. ot John Fagg,

clothier. 1654.
Fagge, Thomas, husbandman, s. of

Thomas Fagge, cordwainer. 17 14.
' F^agg, John, turner, s. of Thomas Fagg,
I cordwainer. 1722.

31

FREEMEN

32

Fag, William, silkweaver, s. of Thomas

Fag, cordwainer. 1727-
Fagg, 'I'homas, of Adisham, labourer, s.

of Thomas Fagg, of Cant., labourer.

'747-
I'airman, l*rancis, of Rochester, u]ihol-

sterer. 1795.
Fairman, Richard, of Deal, grocer. 1 796.
Farrar, Anthoii}', mercer, s. of Thomas

Farrar, mercer. 1 640.
Farrence, Robert, of Maidstone, farrier,

s. of Robert Farrence, of Cant.,

farrier. 1715.
Faunt, William, draper, s. of Nicholas

Faunt, beerbrewer. 1470.
Fedarb, Horatio, brazier. 1788.
Fedarb, Thomas, of Westgate in Kent,

mariner. 1794.
Fedarb, Daniel, of Westgate in Kent,

cordwainer. 1799.
Fcndall, Edward, gent., s. of Edward

Fendall, Alderman. 1722.
Fcnn, Charles, silkweaver, s. of Thomas

Fenn, cordwainer. i6qi.
Fenn, John, gardener, s. of John Fenn,

cordwainer. 1700.
Fenner, Rest, linnendraper, s. of Rest

Fenner. 1709.
Fenner, Thomas, of London, potter, s. of

Rest Fenner, of Cant., hop-planter.

'7i.5-_
Fenner, William, linnendraper, s. of Rest

Fenner, theelder, hop-planter, i 72 i.
Fenner, Rest, bookseller, s. of Enoch

Fenner, bookseller. 1733.
Fenner, Benjamin, of London, gent., s.

of Rest Fenner, of Cant., stationer.

1741.
Fenner, Rest, brewer, s. of Rest I'enncr,

brewer. 1741.
Fenner, John, of Barham, gent. 1760.
Fenner, Zachariah Kingsford, of London,

gent. 1 76 1.
Fenner, Rest, the younger, of Chartham,

yeoman. 1768.
Fenner, John Ludd, mariner. 1770.
Fenner, Thomas, brewer. 1774.
Fenner, William, tallowchandler. 1779.
Fenner, Benjamin, gent. 1780.
Fenner, Joseph Howlett, of Shorne,

tanner. 1790.
Ferry, Samuel, the younger, cooper. 1753.
Ferry, John, cooper. 1760.
Ferry, John, cooper. 1789.
Ferthyng, Robert, s. of Robert Fcrthyng.

i3<53-
Fcrville, Josiah, silkweaver. 1773.

Field, Thomas, of Sittingb(3urne, labourer,

s. of William Field, of Cant., la-
bourer. 1 741.
Filmar, William, bricklayer, s. of John

Filmar, bricklayer. 1734.
Filmore, Thomas, bricklayer, s. of John

Filmore, bricklayer. 1741.
Filmer, Enoch, of London, whitesmith.

1761.
Filmer, Thomas, of Dover, linnenweaver.

1768.
Filmer, William, gardener. 1796.
Filmer, Thomas, junior, cordwainer. 1 800.
Finch, John, of Lambeth, waterman, s.

of Thomas Finch, of Cant., cord-
wainer. 1732.
Fisenden, Thomas, of Ashford, carpenter,

I 760.
Fisenden, John, of Wye, pcrukeniakcr.

1761.
Fish (Fysshe), John, the younger, grocer,

s. of John Fysslie. 1515.
Fisshe, Nicholas, draper, s. of John

Fisshe. -1539.
Fysshe, John, s. of Nicholas Fysshe, late

Alderman. 1580.
Fishe, John, gent., s. of John Fishe.

1 614.
Fisher, John, tinplate worker. 1777.
Fisher, James, tinplate worker. 1788.
Fislier, "Edward, labourer. 1789.
Fisher, Thomas, cordwainer. 1789.
Fisher, William, of London, cabinet-
maker. 1789.
Fisher, Robert, of London, confectioner.

1790.
Fisher, George, baker, i 800.
Fist, Thomas, gardener, s. of John Fist,

tailor. 1722.
Fist, John, cordwainer, s. of John Fist.

1727.
Fist, Henry, of Faversham, dredger, s.

of John Fist, of Cant., tailor. 1734.
Fist, Thomas, mariner. 1783.
Fist, Thomas, of London, hairdresser.

1790.
Fist, John, cordwainer. 1792.
Flackton, William, bookseller, s. of John

Flackton, bricklayer. 1730.
Flacton, John, bookseller, s. of John

Flacton, bricklayer. 1738.
Flatman, Henry, brewer, s. of Robert

Flatman, brew-er. 1698.
Flatman, William, hu.sbandman, s. of

John Flatman, bricklayer. i6g8.
Fleet, Thomas, cordwainer, s. of Thomas

Fleet. 1727.

33

OF CANTERBURY.

34

Fleet, John, turner, s. of Thomas Fleet,
cordwainer. 173+-

Fleet, Edward, cordwainer, s. of Thomas
Fleet, cordwainer. 1739.

Flint, Onesiphorus, basketmaker, s. of
Samuel Flint, basketmaker. 1714-

Flint, Peter, basketmaker, s. of Onesiph-
orus Flint, basketmaker. 17+1.

Flint, Samuel, of Dover, basketmaker, s.
of Onesiphorcms Flint, of Cant., bas-
ketmaker. 17^7.

Flint, Michael, of Dover, basketmaker.
1760.

P'lint, John, of Dover, cordwainer. 1796.

Flint, Thomas, whitesmith. 1797.

Flint, Samuel, labourer. 1800.

Floyd, John, silkweaver, s. of John Floyd,
silkweaver. 1700.

Fogg, William, of London, silkweaver, s.
of Whitingham Fogg, of Cant., silk-
weaver. 1715.

Fokys, Thomas, the younger, mercer, s.
of Thomas Fokys. 15 18.

Fookys, Thomas, s. of Thomas Fookys.

'5+5-
Fordc, Jolm, butcher, s. of Bartholomew

Forde. 1+23.
Fordo, John, butcher, s. of Bartholomew

Forde. •454-
Forstall, William, grocer, s. of Richard

Forstall, grocer. 1681.
Foster, William, tailor, s. of ]\Iaximillian

Foster, tailor. 1670.
Foster, Henry, silkweaver, s. of I\Iaxi-

millian Foster, tailor. 1705.
Fouger, George, barber and perukemaker.

'770-
Fowle, Nicholas, baker, by virtue of his

father's copie. 16O2.
Foul, Thomas, baker, s. of John Foul,

baker. 1677-
Fowle, Thomas, baker, s. of Adam Fowle,

baker. 1699.
Fowle, John, baker, s. of Adam Fowle,

baker.

705-

Fowle, Adam, of Tenterden, s. of Jolm

Fowle, of Cant., baker. 170S.
Fowle, John, of Dymchurch, sent., s. of

John Fowle, of Cant., baker. 1708.
Fowle, Edmund, of Sandwich, barber, s.

of John Fowle, of Cant., baker. 1710.
Fowle, Adam, carpenter, s. of Adam

Fowle, carpenter. 1727.
Fowle, John, of London, carpenter, s. of

Adam Fowle, of Cant., carpenter.

1734- , , ,

Fowle, George, carpenter, s. of Adam
Fowle, carpenter. 1741.

Fowle, Adam, butcher. 1768.
Fowle, Thomas, perukemaker. 1774.
Fowler, Henry, cordwainer, s. of James

Fowler. 1621.
Fowler, Bartholomew, whitebakcr, s. of

James Fowler, maltster. 1625.
Fowler, James, barber surgeon, s. of

Henry Fowler, cordwainer. 1643.
Fowler, James, baker, s. of Bartholomew

Fowler, baker. 1669.
Fowler, Thomas, barber surgeon, s. of

James Fowler, barbersurgeon. 1 bSi.
Fowler, Robert, barber, s. of Thomas

Fowler, barber surgeon. 1710.
Fowler, Mercer, s. of Thomas Fowler,

barber. 17 19.
Fowler, Thomas, of London, tailor, s. of

Thomas Fowler, of Cant., barber.

1722.
Fow'Ier, John, of Whitstable, carpenter,

s. of John Fowler, of Cant., carpen-
ter. 1734.
Fowtrell, James, gent. 1754.
Fowtrell, John, surgeon. 1754.
Fox, Hugh, s. of John Fox. 1405.
Fox, Stephen, cordwainer, s. of Israel

Fox, victualler. 1709.
Fox, Israel, victualler, s. of Israel I""ox,

victualler. 1714-
Fox, Siephen, silkweaver, s. of Isaac Fox,

silkweaver. 1727.
Fox, Israel, barber, s. of Stephen Fox,

cordwainer. 1736.
Fox, Stephen, baker, s. of Stephen Fox,

cordwainer. 1741.
Fox, James, of London, silkweaver. 1760.
Fox, John, of Fordwich, labourer. 1760.
Fox, William, of Folkestone, cordwainer.

1760.
Fox, James, the younger, cordwainer.

1789.
Fox, William, currier. 1792.
Fox, John, cordwainer. 179s.
Foxhunte, John, s. of John Foxhunte.

'437-
Francis, Thomas, maltster, s. of Edward

Francis, cordwainer. 1704.
Francis, Edward, wheelwright, s, of

Edward Francis, cordwainer. 171 1.
Frances, John, of Wrotham, clerk, s. of

William Frances, of Cant., baker.

'73+-

Francis, Francis, of Monkton, husband-
man, s. of Thomas Francis, of Cant.,
silkweaver. 1741.

Francis, Thomas, butcher, s. of Thomas
Francis, silkweaver. 1741.

35

FREEMEN

36

Franke, Edward, bricklayer, s. of Edward
Franke, bricklayer. 1705.

Frank, William, of Rochester, bricklayer,
s. of Edward Frank, of Cant., brick-
layer. 1705.

Frank, Thomas, labourer, s. of Edward
Frank, bricklayer. 1708.

Frank, Nicholas, of Whitstable, dredger,
s. of Edward Frank, of Cant., brick-
layer. 1 7 1 0.

Frank, John, husbandman, s. of John
Frank, cordwainer. 1749.

Franks, Jolm, gardener. 1789.

Frenche, John, s. of Thomas Frcnchc,
Alderman. 1543-

Frenche, Valentine, s. of John Frenche.

1584-
Frencham, James, merchant, s. of Dun-

stan Frencham, tailor. 1585.
Frend, George, the younger, merchant.

1773-
Frend, John, of Bridge, tailor. 1780.
Frend, William, gent. 1780.
Frend, Richard, woollendraper and silk

mercer. 1784.
Frend, Charles, saddler. 1789.
Frend, Stephen, tailor. 1790. .SVc Friend.
Freville, Peter, the younger, silkweaver.

1760.
Freville, George, silkweaver. 1780.
Friend, (Freind), William, tailor, s. of

John Freind, woollendraper. 1722.
Friend, John, peruUemaker. 1753.
Friend, Daniel, the younger, cordwainer.

'755-
Friend, Thomas, of London, felhnonger.

'757-
Friend, William, of London, staymaker.

1761.
Friend, James, pcrukemaker. 1762.
Friend, Charles, of London, tailor. 1 766.
Friend, Valentine, tallowchandler. 1 768.
Friend, John, of Durham, musician. 1 796.

Su Frend.
Frogenale, Richard, vintner, s. of William

Frogenale. 1424-
Fuller, John, silkweaver, s. of John

Fuller, silkweaver. 1695.
Fuller, Samuel, saddler. 1759.
h'urncr, Richard, yeoman, s. of William

I'urner. 1538.
l''urser, Jolui, cliandler, s. of Richard

Furser, capper. 1591.
Furser, Richard, mercer, s. of Richard

Furser, capper. 1591.
Furser, John, gunmakcr, s. of John Fur-
ser, clolhworker. 1603.

Furser, William, hackneyman, s. of John

Furser, clothworker. 1608.
Furser, Isaac, cook, s. of John Furser,

clothworker. 161 8.
Fynkyll, Leonard, gent., s. of Edward

Fynkyll, gent. 1500.
Gallant, Bilclife, hatter, s. of Richard

Gallant, hatter. 1734.
Gallant, William, of Margate, mariner.

1790.
Gambler, George, bricklayer. 1795.
Gardiner, William, of Deal, hairdresser.

1800.
Garret, Robert, clerk, s. of John Garret,

cordwainer. 1667.
Gascoyn, Clement, capper, s. of James

Gascoyn. 1574.
Gaunt, Gilbert, woollendraper, s. of

Richard Gaunt. 1606.
Genvey, Richard, s. of James Genvey,

yeoman. 1631.
Genvey, William, embroiderer, s. of

James Genvey, parator (.'' apparitor).

1638.
George, John, smith, s. of John George.

1660.
George, John, silkweaver, s. of John

George, silkweaver. 1700.
George, William, gent., s. of John George,

smith. 1705.
Gere, Henry, tailor, s. of William Gere,

mercer. 15 14.
Gere, Thomas, tailor, s. of William

Gere. 1520.
Gere, Thomas, tailor, s. of Henry Geere,

tailor. 1571.
Gilbert, George, s. of Stephen Gilbert,

wheeler. 1575.
Gilbert, James, wheelwright, s. of Step-
hen Gilbert, wheelwright. 1586.
Gylbert, Richard, son of John Gylbert.

1588. iS'iv John Gylbert under this

same year, in Part IV.
Gilbert, John, baker, s. of Mr. Thomas

Gilbert, baker. 1649.
Gilbert, William, baker, s. of Thomas

Gilbert, baker. 1635.
Gilbert, John, Serjeant-at-Mace, s. of

Thomas Gilbert, baker and Alder-
man. 1 67 1.
Gilbert, Thomas, baker, s. of William

Gilbert, baker. 1679.
Gilbert, Thomas, cutler, s. of Giles Gil-
bert, millener. 1703.
Gilbert, Thomas, apothecary, s. of Thomas

Gilbert, baker. 1715.
Giles (Gilles), Roger, cordwainer, s. of

Stephen Gilles, cordwainer. 1627.

37

OF CANTERBURY.

38

Giles, Daniel, cordwainer, s. of Stephen
Giles, cordwainer. 1639.

Giles, John, grocer, s. of Stephen Giles,
cordwainer. 1646.

Giles, Horn, butcher. 1794.

Gill (Gjlle), William, admitted because
he was a fremannys sonne. 1504.

Gill, William, the younger, carpenter, s.
and app. of William Gill, the elder.
1667.

Gill, Thomas, silkweaver, s. of John Gill.
1685.

Gill, William, carpenter, s. of William
Gill, carpenter. 1690.

Gill, Thomas, butcher, s. of Thomas Gill,
butcher. 1705.

Gill, William, carpenter, s. of Thomas
Gill. 1709.

Gill, Peter, butcher, s. of Thomas Gill,
butcher. 1727.

Gill, John, baker. 1761.

(jillam (Gyllam), Paul, tailor, s. of Tho-
mas Gyllam. 1558.

Gillam, John, miller, s. of William Gillam,
miller. 1657.

Gillman, John, wheelwright. 1784.

Gillman, Henry, wheelwright. 1789.

Gillman, Matthew, of Wye, wheelwright.
1790.

Gilman, Isaac, labourer. 1796.

Gillman, David, of Dover, labourer. 1 Soo.

Gillmore, Paul, carpenter, s. of Paul
Gillmore, grocer. 1670.

Gilmore, Jacob, of London, corkcutter. s.
of James Gilmore, of Cant., silk-
weaver. 1 7 10.

Gilmore, John, of London, silkweaver, s.
of John Gilmore, of Cant , tallow-
chandler. I 7 14.

Gilmore, John, silkweaver, s. of James
Gilmore, silkweaver. 17 14.

Gilmore, James, silkweaver, s. of John
Gilmore, silkweaver. 1747.

Gillmore, John, Junior, of London, silk-
weaver. Ijb].

Gilpin, Robert, cordwainer, s. of Robert
Gilpin, tailor. 1698.

Gilpin, Thomas, miller, s. of Robert
Gilpin, tailor. 1714-

Gilpin, William, yeoman, s. of Robert
Gilpin, tailor. 1719.

Gilpin, Thomas, butcher, s. of Thomas
Gilpin, miller, i 745.

Gilpin, Barnard, butcher, s. of Thomas
Gilpin, miller. 1746.

Gimber, Thomas, of London, baker, s. of
Francis Gimber, of Cant., baker.
1741.

Ginder, John, smith, s. of Richard Gin-
der, smith. 1700.

Ginder, John, schoolmaster, s. of William
Ginder, linnendraper. 1704.

Ginder, Stephen, cordwainer, s. of Will-
iam Ginder, linnendraper. 1704.

Ginder, Stephen, of Barham, carpenter,
s. of Richard Ginder, of Cant.,
smith. 1704.

Ginder, Thomas, carpenter, s. of William
Ginder, linnendraper. 1705.

Ginder, Richard, bricklayer, s. of Richard
Ginder, smith. 1708.

Ginder, William, butcher, s. of John
Ginder, carpenter. 1712.

Ginder, Charles, of Ashford, butcher, s.
of William Ginder, of Cant., linnen-
draper. 1 7 14.

Ginder, John, butcher, s. of William Gin-
der, butcher. 1736.

Ginder, Richard, butcher, s. of William
Ginder, butcher. 1747-

Ginder, John, labourer. 1760.

Ginder, William, husbandman. 1761.

Ginder, Thomas, yeoman. 1768.

Ginder, William, of St. Gregory's, Kent,
grazier. 1795.

Goatley (Goteley), John, brewer, s. of
William Goteley. 1506.

Goatley, William, smith, s. of Ambrose
Goatley, smith. 1699.

Godden, James, staymaker, s. of James
Godden, of Maidstone, farrier and
freeman of Cant. 1747.

Gold, Thomas, cordwainer. 1753.

Gold, William, the younger, silkweaver.

•773-

Gold, Thomas, the younger, cordwainer.
1789.

Gold, William, cordwainer. 1789.

Golden, Richard, cordwainer, s. of John
Golden, bricklayer. 1741.

Golden, Jacob, the younger, silkweaver.
1760.

Goulden, Thomas, silkweaver. 1789.

Goldedge, John, labourer, s. of Thomas
Goldedge, smith. 1705.

Goldhatch, William, silkweaver, s. of
Thomas Goldhatch, wheeler. 1695.

Golding, John, of Sittingbourne, labourer,
s. of John Golding, of Cant., brick-
layer. 1747.

Goodwin, James, of Denstrood, husband-
man, s. of Thomas Goodwin, of
Cant., husbandman. 1734.

Goodwin, Thomas, of Goodnestone,
yeoman, s. of Thomas Goodwin, of
Cant., yeoman. 1734.

39

FREEMEN

40

Goodwin, Samuel, silkweaver. 17S0.
Goarly, William, hatter, s. of William

Goarly, hatter. 1739.
Gorely, George, of London, bricklayer,

s. of William Gorely, of Cant.,

haberdasher of hats. 17+r.
Gourly, Richard, feltmaker, s. of William

Gourly, feltmaker. 1747.
Gorely, James, gent. 1761.
Gorely, James, hatter. 1773.
Gorely, Thomas, hatter. 1773-
Gorely, George, hatter. 1774.
Gorely, George, cooper. 1781.
Gorely, Edward, wheelwright. 1789.
Gorelv, Richard, the younger, cord wainer.

Gorham, Thomas, clothier, s. of Thomas

Gorham. 1658.
Gosby, William, tailor. 1774.
Gosby, John, printer. 1800.
Gradwell, John, yeoman, s. of Thomas

Gradwell, innholder. 1624.
Grant, Richard, the younger, labourer.

1767.
Graves, William, embroiderer, s. of

Christopher Graves. 1607.
Graye, Richard, blacksmith, s. of Henry

Graye, blacksmith. 1634.
Gray, Matthias, dyer, s. of Richard Gray.

1657-

Gray, Thomas, dyer, s. of Matthias Gray,
dyer. 1681.

Gray, John, carpenter, s. of Matthias
Gray, dyer. 1691.

Gray, Stephen, dyer, s. of Matthias Gray,
dyer. 1692.

Gray, John, gent., s. of Matthias Gray,
late Alderman. 17 10.

Gray, William, of Faversham, grocer, s.
of Thomas Gray, of Cant., glover.
1717.

Gray, William, of London, goldsmith, s.
of William Gray, of Cant., grocer.
1746.

Gray, James, of Sandwich, tallowchandler,
s. of William Gray, of Cant., tallow-
chandler. 1747.

Gray, Daniel, baker, s. of Thomas Gray,
late Alderman. 1750.

Gray, Thomas, baker. 1774.

(iray, Samuel, yeoman. 178 i.

CJray, George Godfrey, of London, vic-
tualler. 1790.

Grebell, Allen, the )'Ounger, gent. 1795.

Greedhurst, Philip, of St. Peter's in
Thanet, bricklayer, s. of Philip
Greedhurst, of Cant., bricklayer. 1733.

Greethurst, Thom.as, silkweaver, s. of

Philip Greethurst, bricklayer. 1741.
Greenland, Joseph, hop-planter, s. of

John Greenland, Alderman. 1727-
Greneleffe, Nicholas, s. of Thomas Grene-

leffe. 1599.
Grew, John, of London, silkweaver. 1795.
Gridle, Thomas, barber, s. of Thomas

Gridle, currier. 1400.
Gybon, John, s. of John Gybon. 1409.
Hadman, Richard, musicianer, s. of

William Hadman, tailor. 1692.
Hadman, Richard, labourer, s. of Richard

Hadman, labourer. 1722.
Hadman, Thomas, labourer, s. of Richard

Hadman, labourer. 1727.
Hadman, Cliristopher, musician, s. of

Richard Hadman, musician. 1747.
Hadman, Charles, labourer. 1760.
Hadmans, Thomas, of Dover, cordwainer.

'753-
Hadmans, William Mayne, hairdresser.

1795-
Hales, John, silkweaver, s. of Thomas

Hales, butcher. 1733.
Hales, Thomas, stocking-weaver, s. of

Thomas Hales, butcher. 1733.
Halford, Richard, Junior, gent. 1797.
Halke, Michael, s. of Thomas Halke.

16 10.
Hall, Thomas, plumber, s. of Thomas

Hall. 1543.
Hall, William, turner, s. of Thomas Hall,

turner. 1683.
Hall, John, turner, s. of Thomas Hall.

J 684.
Hall, John, turner, s. of John Hall, turner.

1705.
Hall, William, turner, s. of William Hall,

turner. 1708.
Hall, James, labourer, s. of William Hall,

turner. 17 14.
Hall, Joseph, turner, s. of Joseph ILill,

turner. 17 14.
Hall, John, of Sandwich, turner, s. of

Thomas Hall, of Cant., turner. 1722.
Hall, John, turner, s. of John Hall, turner.

1727.
Hall, Samuel, of Westminster, apothecary,

s. of George Hall, of Cant., apothe-
cary. 1727.
Hall, William, of Boughton Aluiih, turner,

s. of John Hall, of Cant., turner. 1 733.
Hall, Joseph, cordwainer, s. of Samuel

Hall, cordwainer. 1734.
Hall, I\Lark, of London, carpenter, s. of

John Hall, of Cant., chairmaker. 1734.

41

OF CANTERBURY.

42

Hall, Richard, bricklayer, s. of Samuel

Hall, cordwainer. 1734.
Hall, Thomas, of Sandwich, turner, s. of

Thomas Hall, of Cant., turner. 173+.
Hall, William, of London, cordwainer, s.

of Simon Hall, of Cant., cordwainer.

17+1.
Hall, Edward, of Dover, husbandman, s.

of Samuel Hall, of Cant., cordwainer.

'747-
Hall, William, of Folkestone, fisherman.

'754-
Hall, Richard, the younger, silkweaver.

1760.

Hall, John, gent. 1761.

Hall, Edward, silkweaver. 1768.

Hall, Robert, whitesmith. 1800.

Hallytt, Richard, tailor, s. of Alexander
Hallet. 1570.

Halsnod. James, joiner, s. of John Hals-
nod, tailor. 1639.

Halsnode, Richard, tailor, s. of John
Halsnode, tailor. 16+7.

Halsnode, Thomas, turner, s. of Thomas
Halsnode, weaver. 1672.

HamJige, John, of Sturr/, carpenter, s. of
John Hamage, of Cant., maltster.
1722.

Hambrooke, Edward, the younger, cur-
rier. 1780.

Hambrook, Richard, blacksmith. 1781.

Hammon-d (Hamon), Christopher, tailor,
s. of Clement Hamond, barber. 1 500.

Hamon, John, junior, s. of Clement
Hamond. 1508.

Hammond, Richard, barber-surgeon, s.
of James Hammond. 1704.

Hammond, Thomas, gent. 1756.

Hammond, George, the younger, of Fav-
ersham, surgeon. 1774-

Hammond, Thomas, the younger, gent.
17S6.

Hammond, George, upholsterer. 1789.

Hammond, Charles, of East Bridge Hos-
phal, writingmaster. 1790.

Hammond, William, of East Bridge
Hospital, scrivener. 1790.

Hanbrook, Elisha, of London, black-
smith. I 75+.

Hane, John, of Chislet, husbandman, s.
of James Hane, of Cant., labourer.

'734-
Hannel, James, currier, s. of Francis

Hannel, currier. 1726.
Hanree, Stephen, cordwainer. 1762.
Hanree, Casey, cordwainer. 1773.
Hanree, John, baker. 1773.

Harbert, Abiether, clerk, s. of Edmond

Harbert, blacksmith. 16 19.
Harden, Thomas, cordwainer. 1760.
Harden, Thomas, of St. Peter in 'I'hanet,

cordwainer. 1789.
Harden, William, of Kingsgate in Thanet,

labourer. 1790.
Harding, John, of Faversham, linnen-

weaver. 1754.
Hardres, Nicholas, s. of Thomas Hardres.

'394-

Hardes, Richard, clothworker, s. of Rob-
ert Hardes, barber. 1636.

FLirdres, James, Esq., second s. of
Thomas Hardres, Serjeant at Law,
and Recorder of this city. 1674.

Hardres, Edmund, gent., s. of Sir Thomas
Hardres, Serjeant at Law, and
Recorder of this city. 1679.

Harnett, Edward, baker. 1768.

Harris, (Harrice), Vespatian, mercer, s.
of John Harrice, Alderman. 1630.

Harris, Thomas, of Thanington, groce.',
s. of [blank] Harris, of Cant., baker.
1664.

Harris, Vespatian, woolcomber, s. of
Vespatian Harris, mercer. 1673.

Harris, Titus, cordwainer, s. of Vespatian
Harris, Alderman. 1676.

Harris, Richard, joiner, s. of Thomas
Harris, grocer. 1695.

Harris, William, smith, s. of James Har-
ris, smith. 1698.

Harris, Titus, basketmaker, s. of Titus
Harris, cordwainer. 1705.

Harris, Nicholas, cordwainer, s. of Nich-
olas Harris, cordwainer. 17 10.

Harris, John, labourer, s. of Titus Harris,
cordwainer. 1722.

Harris, Stephen, silkweaver, s. of John
Harris, porter. 1734.

Harris, Joseph, silkweaver, s. of John
Harris, labourer. 1741.

Harris, Titus, labourer, s. of John Harris,
labourer. 1745.

Harris, John, cordwainer, s. of John
Harris, husbandman. 1747.

Harris, John, tailor. 1759.

Harris, John, tailor. 1784.

Harris, Thomas, of Elham, gardener. 1790.

Harrison, William, pewterer, s. of I\Ir.
Richard Harrison, pewterer. 1654.

Harrison, Henry, barber, s. of William
Harrison, pewterer. 1693.

Harrison, Robert, of London, mercer, s.
of Henry Harrison, late of Cant.,
tailor. 1700.

43

FREEMEN

44

Harrison, Henry, Junior, linnendraper, s.

of Henry Harrison, linnendraper.

1706.
Harrison, Robert, linnendraper, s. of

Henry Harrison. 1715.
J Harrison, Basil, of Hythe, surgeon. 1768.
Hart, William, shoemaker, s. of Thorn is

Hart. 1543.
Hart, John, cutler, s. of William Hart,

clothier. 1571.
Hart, lohn, carpenter. 1767.
Hart, Ale.xander, baker. 1772.
Hart, Thomas, baker. 1782.
Hart, Holland, cordwainer. 1792.
Hart, Henry, carpenter. 1795-
Hart, Ricliard Hewitt, of Longport,

cordwainer. 1800.
Hartcup, Venner. of London, surgeon.

1761.
Hartcup, Thomas, of Thanington, gent.

'77+-
Haslast, John, beer brewer, s. of George

Haslast. 1552.
Hasnoth, Thomas, weaver, s. of Samuel

Hasnoth, cordwainer. 1647.
Hatch, Thomas, goldsmith, s. of Mr.

John Hatch, goldsmith. 1709.
Hatch, John, of Harbledown, gent. 1761.
Hawke, John, miller, s. of Richard Hawke,

victualler. 1658.
Hawker, Jonathan, cordwainer, s. of

Jonathan Hawker, cordwainer. 1 704.
Hawker, Enoch, pattenwoodmaker, s. of

Jonathan Hawker, cordwainer. 1708.
Hawker, Alexander, cordwainer, s. of

Jonatlian Hawker, cordwainer. 1710.
Hawker, Joseph, silk weaver, s. of John

Hawker, cordwainer. 1741.
Hawker, John, tailor. 1773.
Hawker, Joseph, cordwainer. 1774.
Hawkes, John, hackneyman, s.of Edmond

Hawkes, hackneyman. 1607.
Hawkes, Thomas, saddler, s. of Thomas

Hawkes, apothecary. 1625.
Hawkes, John, yeoman, s. of Robert

Hawkes, grocer. 1627.
Hawks, Isaac, silkweaver, s. of John

Hawks, victualler. 1693.
Hawkes, John, barber, s. of Isaac

Hawkes, victualler. 1718.
Hawkins, George, cordwainer. 1789.
Hawte, Richard, Esquire, s. of William

Hawte, late of Bishopsbourne, Es-
quire. 1475.
Hayffidd, Stephen, carpenter, s.of Henry

Hayfl'old, carpenter. 1576.
Haynian, Robert, labourer, s. of Robert

Hayman, watchmaker. 1722.

Hayne, John, haberdasher, s. of Francis

Hayne, needlemaker. 1631.
Hayward, Isaac, butcher, s. of Thomas

Hayward, shoemaker. 1642.
Hayward, John, victualler, s of Richard

Hayward, victualler. 1745-
Hayward, Edward, surgeon, s. of Edward

Hayward, apothecary. 1752.
Hayward, John, of Ash n. Sandwich,

surgeon. 1761.
Hayward, James, perukemaker. 1767.
Hayward, George, of Elham, baker. 1784.
Hayward, Richard, of Whitstable, rope-
maker. 1784.
Hayward, John, of Dover, butcher. 1789.
Hay ward, ThomasFrancis, gardener. 1795.
Hayward, John, gardener. 1796. See

Heyward.
Hearne, Thomas, victualler, s. of John

Hearne, smith. 1695.
Hearne, Henry, .silkweaver, s. of John

Hearne. blacksmith. 1703.
Hearne, Abraham, blacksmith, s. of John

Hearne, cordwainer. 1722.
Hearne, Henry, of Ickham, carpenter, s.

of Henry Hearne, of Cant., silk

weaver. 1727.
Hearne, John, dyer, s. of [blank] Hearne,

bricklayer. 1727.
Hearne, John, husbandman, s. of John

Hearne. 1727.
Hearn, Abraham, the younger, labourer.

'753-
Hearne, Henty, silkweaver. 1760.
Hegyn, Matthew, waxchandler, s. of

Thomas Hegyn. 1431.
Hegyn, William, grocer, s. of Matthew

Hegyn, waxchandler. 1475.
Henden, Nicholas, s. of Edward Henden,

currier. 1576.
Herde, Walter, baker, s. of John Herde,

baker. 1590.
Hewett, John, mercer, s. of John Hewys,

(sic). 1479.
Hewet, William, taverner, s. of William

Hewys, (sic) currier. 1480.
Huet, John,mercer, s.of John Huet. 1517.
Heyward, John, s. of John Heyward,

webbe. 1400. See Hayward.
Hills, John, apothecar}', s. of Avery Hills,

now Mayor. 1O65.
Hills, Hercules, baker, s. of Hercules

Hills, baker. 1724.
Hills, John, baker, s. of Hercules Hills,

baker. 1733.
Hills, Richard, baker, s. of Hercules

Hills, baker. 1740.

45

OF CANTERBURY.

46

Hills. William, baker, s. of Hercules

Hills, baker. 1750.
Hills, William, the younger, of Lomlon,

gent. 1778.
Hobbs, John, linnendraper, s. of John

Hobbs, linnendraper. 1733-
Hobbs, James, tailor, s. of John Hobbs,

liiinendraper. 1739-
Hobbs, Samuel, watchmaker, s. of John

Hobbs, linnendraper. 17+3.
Hobbs, Edward, schoolmaster. 1760.
Hobday, John, merchant, s. of John

Hobday, woollendraper. 1700.
Hobday, Hills, woollendraper, s. of John

Hobday, woollendraper. 1708.
Hobday, Stephen, clerk, s. of John Hob-
day, woollendraper. 1710.
Hobday, William, carpenter. 1795.
Hobday, Benjamin, the younger, of

Whitstable, yeoman. 1796.
Hobday, Ellis, of Whitstable, carpenter.

1796.
Hobday, William, plumber and glazier.

1796.
Hogman, Matthew, of Chislet, liusband-

man, s. of James Hogman, of Cant.,

thatcher. 1741.
I lolland, Matthew, cordwainer, s. of John

Holland, cordwainer. 1639.
Hollingberry, |ohn, tallowchandlcr, s. of

Thomas Hollingberry. gent. 1748.
Hollingbery, Henry, of Wingham, sur-
geon. 1 76 1.
Hollingbery, Thomas, Junior, of Ash n.

Sandwich, yeoman. 1761.
Holmes, Bartholomew, gent., s. of John

Holmes, maltster. 1741.
Holmes. John, cooper, s. of John Holmes,

maltster. 1741.
Holmes, Thomas, barber and peruke-
maker, s. of John Holmes, victualler.

'744- , ,

Holmes, William, of Thanington, lilack-

smith, s. of John Holmes, of Cant.,

victualler. 1747-
Holmes, Joseph, of London, cordwainer.

1761.
Holmes, Bartholomew, labourer. 1789.
Holness, John, carpenter, s. of Peter

Holness, of Harbledown, carpenter.

1722.
Holness, Robert, tailor, s. of Andrew

Holness, carpenter. 1722.
Holness, Robert, theyounger, tailor. 1753.
Homersham, John, of Holy Cross, Cant.,

husbandman, s. of John Homersham,

of Cant., carpenter. 1722.

Homersham, William, of Harbledown,
carpenter, s. of John Homersham,
of Cant., carpenter. 172;.

Homersham, Edward, of Faversham,
tailor, s. of John Homersham, of
Harbledown, carpenter. 1727.

Homersham, Thomas, of London, tallow-
chandler. 1760.

Homersham, Charles, Junior, carpenter.
1761.

Homersham, James, carpenter. 1767.

Homersham, Charles, of Dover, plumber.
1790.

Homersham, Henry, p.iinter. 1790.

tlomersham, Strangewidge, plumber and
glazier. 1795.

Homersham, William, tanner. 1800.

Hommee, Samuel, labourer, s. of Samuel
Hommee, silkweaver. 1741.

Hook, George, of Dover, tailor. 1790.

Hooker, John, woolcomber. 1792.

Horn, George, tailor. 1800.

Horneby, Thomas, saddler, s. of Jolin
Horneby. 161 3.

Hornebey, Robert, glazier, s. of Jnjm
Hornebey, saddler. 1629.

Hornsby, Richard, cordwainer, s. of
Richard Hornsby, glazier. 1681.

Hornsby, Robert, s. of Robert Hornsby.
1700.

Horsely, John, of Nonington, cordwainer.
s. of John Horsely, of Cant., tanner.
1722.

Horscl)', John, labourer, s. of John
Horsely, late of Nonington, cord-
wainer, and freeman of Cant. 1747.

Horsely, John, of London, labourer. 1754.

Horton, Sampson, of Sandwich, husband-
man, s. of John Horton, of Stelling,
yeoman. >734.

Hoskins, James, currier, s. of Daniel
Hoskins, currier. 1705.

Hoskins, Daniel, of Lyminge, labourer, s.
of William Hoskins, of Cant., currier.
1722.

Ilothe, William, s. of ThomasIIothe. 1416.

Howell, Samuel, s. of John Howell. 1 6 1 6.

Howell, Henry, weaver, s. of John
Howell, weaver. 1622.

Howell, Zaccheus, weaver, s. of John
Howell, weaver. 1622.

Howell, Thomas, weaver, s. of John
Howell, weaver. 1626.

Howell, John, weaver, s. of Henry How-
ell. 1676.

Howtyg, James, carpenter, s. of Stephen
Howtyg, Este clothemaker. 1489-

47

FREEMEN

48

Hubberd, John, carpenter, s. of Abel

Hijbberd, clothworker. 1707.
Hudson, Robert, cordwainer, s. of Robert

Huilson, carpenter. 1720.
Hudson, James, labourer. -1767.
?ludson, Richard, of Dover, baker. 1 767.
Hudson, Thomas, carpenter. 1767.
Hudson, Thomas Hougham, labourer.

1767.
Hudson. Hougham, of St. Peter in

Thanet, labourer. 1790.
Hudson, Jesse, of Margate, cordwainer.

1790.
Hudson, Robert, of Chatham, mariner.

1790.
Hudson, Thomas Henry, baker. 1795.
Hudson, James, of London, bricklayer.

1796.
Hudson, John, carpenter. 1796.
Hues, Robert, cordwainer, s. of William

Hues, cordwainer. 1631.
Hunt, Nicholas, fletcher, s. of John

Hunt. 1501.
Hunt, Paul, grocer, s. of William Hunt.

1563-
Huntt, Nicholas, grocer, s. of \\ illiam

Huntt. 1570.
Hunt, John, gent., s. of William Hunt,

musician. 1612.
Hunt, Richard, tailor, s. of John Hunt,

Alderman. 1640.
Hunt, Ralph, vintner, s. of John Hunt,

Alderman. 1644.
Hunt, Stephen, gent., s. of Nicholas Hunt,

gunsmith. 1700.
Hunt, William, apothecary, s. of William

Hunt, victualler. 1714.
Hunt, George, barber, s. of William

Hunt, victualler. 1727.
Hunt, Newton, of London, upholster, s.

ofjohii Hunt, of Cant, mercer. 1741.
Hutt, James, vintner, s. of James Hutt,

17 ID.

Hutt, James, the younger, carpenter. 1774.
Hutt, Henry, sawyer. 1784.
Hybon, William, potter. 1790.
Hyder, Henry, hempdresser, s. of John

Hyder, hempdresser. 1700.
Irons, James, butcher. 1797.
Iverson, James, baker. 1761.
Ives, John, servant. 1789.
Jacob, Kdward, vintner, s. of Edward

Jacob, vintner. 1702.
Jacob, Edward, barber, s. of I^dward

Jacob, innholder. 1728.
Jagger, William, the younger, of London,

gent. 1760.
Jagger, John, plumber. 1761.

Jagger, Henry, carpenter. 1768.

Jager, John, silversmith. 1777.

Jamys, Stephen, mercer, s. of John Jamys.
1548.

Jancocke, John, Junior, cordwainer, s. of
John jancocke, the elder, cordwainer.
1694.

Jancock, Richard, labourer, s. of Barthol-
omew Jancock, woolcomber. 17+7.

Jarman, Tiiomas, of Sandwich, maltsier,
s. of John Jarman, of Cant., tailor.
1 710.

Jarman, John, of Sittingbourne, hatter, s.
of Philip Jarman, of Cant., tanner.
1733-

Jarman, Philip, the younger, gardener.
1767.

Jarman, William, brazier. 1767.

Jarman, Thomas, the younger, of Sand-
wich, staymaker. 1768.

Jarman, Thomas, of Chartham, labourer.

>77+-
Jarman, Stephen, blacksmith. 1780.
Jeddery, Solomon, of London, ironmon-
ger. 1 761.
Jeffrey, George, s. of George Jefi'rey,

tailor. 1584.
Jenkin, John, of Shoerness, gent., s. of

Richard Jenkin, of Cant., grocer and

tallowchandler. 1741.
Jenkins, 'I'homas, tallowchandler, s. of

Richard Jenkins, tallowchandler.

1749-
Jennings, George, silkweaver,s. of George

Jennings, grocer. j688.
Jennins, Thomas, joiner, s. of Tiiomas

Jennins, joiner. 171 j.
Jenings, George, silkweaver, s. of George

Jenings, silkweaver. 1722.
Jennings, George, bricklayer, s. of George

Jennings, victualler. 1747.
Jennings, John, silkweaver, s. of George

Jennings, silkweaver. 1748.
Jennings, George, the younger, of Dover,

plumber. 1774.
Jennings, Thomr.s, of Dover, mariner.

'77')-

Johncocke, John, cordwainer, s. of Bar-
tholomew Joiincocke, tailor. 1646.

Johncock, ]5artholomew, woolcomber, s.
of John Johncock, cordwainer. 1704.

Johncock, William, labourer, s. of John
Johncock, silkweaver. 1727.

Johncock, John, woolcomber, s. of Bar-
tholomew Johncock, woolcomber.

1733-
Johncock, \\"illiam. Junior, of London,
gardener. 1761.

49

OF CANTERBURY.

50

Johncock, John, labourer. 1767.
Johncock, Richard, mariner. 1768.
Johncock, Charles, gardener. 1774.
Johncock, Charles, the younger. East

Kent Militia. 1796.
Johnson, John, painter, s. of William

Johnson. 1552.
Johnson, John, s. of John Johnson,

painter. 1583.
Johnson, William, s. of John [ohnson,

paniter. 1583.
Johnson, Peter, tailor, s. of Esdras fohn-

son, stationer. 1618.
Johnson, Edwartl, joiner, s. of William

Johnson, joiner. 1623.
Johnson, Peter, cordwainer, s. of Nicho-
las Johnson, bookseller. 1653.
Johnson, George, merchant, s. of Edward

Johnson, joiner. 1655.
Johnson, Nicholas, cordwainer, s. of

Nicholas Johnson, bookseller. 1672.
Johnson, Edward, of Maidstone, cutler,

s. of Nicholas Johnson, of Cant.,

bookseller. 1715.
Johnson, Thomas, baker, s. of Andrew

Johnson, baker. lyig.
Johnson, John, grocer, s. of Andrew

Johnson, baker. 1720.
Johnson, David, baker, s. of Andrew

Johnson, baker. 1727.
Johnson, Samuel, baker, s. of Andrew

Johnson, baker. 1727.
Johnson, Thomas, millener, s. of Samuel

Johnson, millener. 1740.
Johnson, Samuel, gent., s. of Samuel

Johnson, gent. 1741.
Johnson, Andrew, gent. 1760.
Johnson, John, tallowchandler. 1760.
Johnson, Samuel, baker. 1768.
Johnson, Samuel, of the Precincts, Cant.,

linnendraper. 1768.
Jolly, Edward, mariner, s. of Thomas

Jolly, innholder. 1708.
Jolley, William, of Folkestone, maltster,

s. of Thomas Jolley, of Cant., vic-
tualler. 1708.
Jolley, Benjamin, of Sandwich, joiner, s.

of Thomas Jolley, of Cant., maltster.

1714.

Jolley, Francis, victualler, s. of Thomas

Jolley, victualler. 17 14.
Jolley, John, labourer, s. of Thomas

Jolley, labourer. 1727.
Jolley, Joseph, maltster, s. of Thomas

Jolley, maltster. 1727.
Jolly, John, carpenter, s. of Thomas
/ Jolly, maltster. 1734.

Jolly, Thomas, labourer, s. of Thomas

Jolly, maltster. 1734.
Jolly, Francis, baker, s. of Francis Jolly,

baker. 1746.
jolley, Benjamin, baker. 1753.
Jolley, John, silkweaver. 1761.
Jolley, Thomas, husbandman. 1764.
Jolley. Benjamin, tanner. 1767.
Jolley, Stephen, labourer. 1779.
Jolly, John, clothier. 17 So.
Jolley, Thomas, labourer. 1789.
Jones, Thomas, s. of Lewis Jones, baker.

1584.
Jones, John, cordwainer, s. of Ralph

Jones, joiner. '633.
Jones, William, cordwainer, s. of Ralph

Jones, joiner. 1640.
Jones, William, cordwainer, s. of William

Jones, cordwainer. 1681.
Jorden, William, weaver, s. of John

Jorden, tailor. 1624.
Jorden, John, cordwainer, s. of Henry

Jorden, tailor. 1630.
Joyce, John, butcher, s. of Edmund Joyce,

1650.
Jull, Richard, of Bishopsbourne, yeoman,

s. of John Jull, of Cant., labourer. 1734.
Jull, Thomas, husbandman, s. of John

Jull, husbandman. 1741.
Justice, William, glover, s. of Edward

Justice, plumber. 1714.
Justice, Charles, cordwainer, s. of Edward

Justice, plumber. 1722.
Justice, John, tailor, s. of Edward Justice,

plumber. 1722.
Karby, James, of Thanet, cordwainer.

1754-

Karby, William, of River, papermaker.
1754. Sue Kerby.

Kelly, Benjamin, gent. 1790.

Kendall, William, tailor. 1789.

Kendall, John, labourer. 1795.

Kene, RIelchisedeck, glazier, s. of Tho-
mas Kene, glazier. 1584.

Kennard, Edw-ard, tailor, s. of Hamon
Keunard, shoemaker. 1571.

Kennard, Hamon, shoemaker, s. of Hamon
Kennard. 1576.

Kennard, Sampson, joiner, s. of Hamon
Kennard, shoemaker. 1583.

Kennard, Sampson, clerk, s. of Sampson
Kennard. 1614.

Kennard, John, joiner, s. of Sampson
Kennard, joiner. 1628.

Kennet, Thomas, turner, s. of John Ken-
net, grocer. 1634.

Kennet, Bartholomew, cordwainer, s. ol
John Kennet, grocer. 1654.

51

FREEMEN

52

Kennet, Robert, tailor, s. of John Ken-
net, grocer. 1655.
Kenton, William, shoemaker, s. of Rich-
ard Kenton, weaver. 1521.
Kerb)', James, silkweaver, s. of John

Kerijy, cordwainer. 1687.
Kerby, fohn, silkweaver, s. of James

Kerby. 171+.
Kerby, Samuel, of London, silkweaver, s.

of James Kerby. of Cant,, silkweaver.

1715. Set Karby.
Kevell, John, musician, s. of John Kevell,

tailor. 1567.
Kidder, George, barber, s. of Thomas

Kidder. 1702.
Kidder, Edward, barber, s. of George

Kidder, barber. 1723.
Kidder, George, cook, s. of George

Kidder, barber. 1734-
Kidder, John, of London, clothier. 1 753.
Kidder, Thomas, cabinetmaker. 1765.
Kidder, John, cook. 1768.
Kidder. Edward Francis, writing master.

'774-
King (Kyng), Thomas, butcher, s. of

Thomas King, butcher. 1597.
Kinge, William, glazier, s. of Melchisedeck

Kinge, glazier. 1606.
Kinge, William, silkweaver, s. of William

Kinge, smith. 1695.
King, William, of London, silkweaver, s.

of William King, of Cant., silkweaver.

1727.
Kingsford, John, millener, s. of Thomas

Kingsford. 1658.
Kingsford, John, millener, s. of John

Kingsford, millener. 1681.
Kingsford, Samuel, gent., s. of John

Kingsford, millener. 1695.
Kingsford, William, gent., s. of John

Kingsford, millener. 1695.
Kingsnode, John, victualler, s. of John

Kingsnode, locksmith. 1671.
Kirke, John, silkweaver. s. of John Kirke,

grocer. 1722.
Kitham, William, gardener, s. of William

Kitham, tailor. 1708.
Knell, James, cordwainer, s. of John

Knell, cordwainer. 1705.
Knell, John, silkweaver, s. of James

Knell, silkweaver. 1741.
Knell, James, cordwainer, s. of James

Knell, silkweaver. 1753.
Knell, Thomas, silkweaver. 1768.
Knell, John, the younger, woolcomber.

»774-
Knell, James, silkweaver. 1776-
Knell, William, silkweaver. 1785.

Knell, Charles, of London, silkweaver.

'789-
Knewstubb, John, blacksmith. 17O0.
Knight, lohn, yeoman, s. of William

Knight, maltster. 1634.
Knock, Thomas, s. of Thomas Knock,

glover. 1 61 2.
Knocke, Daniel, glover, s. of Thomas

Knocke, glover. 1641.
Knock, John, glover, s. of Thomas

Knock, glover. 1653.
Knock, Robert, glover, s. of Thomas

Knock, glover. 1653.
Knowler, Gregory, gent., s. of Thomas

Knowler, Alderman. 1700.
Laas, Robert, chaloner, s. of John Laas,

tailor. 1452.
Ladd, John, grocer, s. of John Ladd,

grocer. 1681.
Lade, Nathaniel, woollendraper, s. of Mr.

John Lade, Alderman. 1648.
Lake, John, maltster, s. of James Lake,

baker. 1704.
Lambart, John, cordwainer, s. of Giles

Lambart, joiner. 1636.
Lambert, Jacob, staymaker. 1754-
Lambirdenne, John, s. of William Lam-

byrdenne. 1425.
Lambsyn, Thomas, chandler, s. of John

Lambsyn. H^J-
Lamsyn, William, grocer, s. of Thomas

Lamsyn, grocer. 147^-
Laming, Thomas, the younger, silkweaver.

1754-
Laming, Roger, husbandman. 17^5.
Laming, Thomas, of Ringwoukl, labourer.

1789.
Laming, William, silkweaver. 1789.
Laming, Thomas, the younger, butcher.

1790.
Lampard, John, glover, s. of !\Litthew

Lampard, cordwainer. 1727
Lampard, Matthew, cordwainer, s. of

Matthew Lampard, cordwainer. 1727.
Lampard, William, cordwainer, s. of

Matthew Lampard, cordwainer. 1727.
Lampard, Thomas, of Hoath, cordwainer.

s. of Matthew Lampard, of Cant.,

cordwainer. 1733-
Lampard, Joseph, of London, cordwainer,

s. of "Matthew Lampard. of Cant.,

cordwainer. 1741-
Lampard, William, of HoUingbourne,

breeches-maker, s. of John Lampard,

of Cant., glover. 1753-
Lampard, John, of Woolwich, vintner.

1761.

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54

Lampard, Thomas, of Shorne, yeoman.

1761.
Landman, John, feltmaker, s. of Henry

Landman. i68o.
Landman, William, of Sheerness, carpen-
ter, s. of Thomas Landman, of Cant.,

carpenter. 1722.
Landman, Thomas, carpenter, s. of

Edward Landman, carpenter. 1734.
Lane, Thomas, thread twister, s. of Tho-
mas Lane. 1704.
Lane, John, gent., s. cif Thomas Lane,

threadtwister. 1706.
Lane, John, labourer, s. of fohn Lane,

labourer. 1734.
Lane, John, of London, gent., s. of

Thomas Lan(-, of Cant., gent. 1741.
Lane, Richard, of London, tallowchandler.

s. of Richard Lane, of Cant., barber.

1 74 1.
Lane, Thomas, of London, gent., s. of

Thomas Lane, of Cant., gent. 1741.
Lane, Thomas, of London, baker, s. of

John Lane, of Cant., maltster. 1741.
Lane, William, of Dover, baker, s. of

John Lane, of Cant., hop-planter.

1741.
Lane, William, perukemaker, s. of Richard

Lane, perukemaker. 1751
Lane, John, the younger, cordwainer.

17.H-
Lane, George, gent. 1760.
Langfeild, Nicholas, carpenter, s. of

George Langfeild, hempdresser.

1644.
Langfield, George, hempdresser, s. of

George Langfield. 1646.
Lankefield, George, hempdresser, s. of

Nicholas Lankefield, oatmealmaker.

1608.
Latter, George, of London, cordwainer.

'7.54-
Latter, John, tailor. 1754.
Latter, William, of Deal, perukemaker.

1761.
Laurence, John, baker, s. of William

Laurence, bricklayer. 1690.
Lawrence, Robert, of Rochester, plumber,

s. of Robert Lawrence of Cant..

limeburner. 17 10.
Laybourne, Thomas, gent., s. of Roger

Laybourne. 1484.
Lea, Stephen, woolcomber, s. of Henry

Lea. 1688. Sef Lee.
Le Cerf, James, of London, cabinet

maker. 'T^?-

Le Cerf, John, of London, cabinet maker.

1767.

Le Cerf, Charles, joiner. 1768.
Le Cerf, otherwise Hart, Henry, of Chat-
ham, joiner. 1784.
Ledger, Stephen, blacksmith, s. of Step-
hen Ledger, tailor. 1741.
Ledger, John, smith, s. of Stephen Led-
ger, tailor. 1745.
Ledger, John, cordwainer, s. of John

Ledger, cordwainer. 1751.
Ledger, Henry, labourer. 1753.
Ledger, John, Junior, of Sandwich,

blacksmith. 1768.
Ledger, Charles, labourer. 1774.
Lee, Thomas, fellmonger, s. of John Lee,

fellmonger. 1638.
Lee, Zacharia, haberdasher, s. of John

Lee. 1 640. St-e Lea.
Leedes, Noah, s. of Christopher Leedes,

Alderman. 1578.
Leedes, Stephen, tailor, s. of William

Leedes, baker. 1640.
Leeds, John, glazier, s. of Noah Leeds,

tailor. 1647.
Lefroy, Samuel, dyer, s. of James Lefroy,

dyer. 1695.
Leggat, Josia, upholster, s. of James

Leggat, upholster. 1734.
Leggett, Thomas, cordwainer, s. of James

Leggett, upholster. 1741.
Le Grand, Peter, Junior, gent. 1761.
Le Grand, George Wren, of Hampstead,

.Aliddlese.x, brewer. 1790.
Le Grand, Edwin, surgeon. 1794.
Le Grand, John, of St. Augustine's Mon-
astery, surgeon. 1794.
Le Grand, William, gent. 1794.
Lellesden, Edward, baker, s. of John

Lellesden, baker. 1741.
Lellesden, Thomas, baker, s. of John

Lellesden, baker. 1741.
Lellesden, Samuel, cordwainer. 1789.
Leman, James, of Sandwich, grocer. 1784.
Lepine, Daniel, the younger, of London,

silkweaver. 1760.
Lepine, James, silkweaver. i 760.
Lepine, William, silkweaver. 1760.
Lepine, John, of London, frame work

knitter. t76i.
Lepine, Charles, silkweaver. 1765.
Lepine, Benjamin, silkweaver. 1774.
Lepine, William, tailor and draper. 1787.
Lepine, Daniel, cordwainer. 1789.
Lepine, Thomas Finch, of Maidstone,

cordwainer. 1789.
Lepine, Charles, the younger, cabinet-
maker. 1792.
Lepine, Samuel, of Bishopsbourne, yeo-
man. 1795.

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FREEMEN

56

Lepine, George, of Bishopsbourne, yeo-
man. 1796.

Levitte, Edward, s. of Peter Levitte,
brazier. 1610.

Leuitt, William, brazier, s. of Peter
Leuitt, 1622.

Levyns, William, gent., s. of Thomas
Levyns. i486.

Levyns, Christopher, gent., s. of Chris-
topher Levyns, gent. 1555.

Lewin, Thomas, of Waldershare, gardener.
1780.

Lewin, John, gardener. 1789.

Lewin, Philip, gardener. 1789.

Lewis (Lewes), Robert, grocer, s. of John
Lewes. 1507.

Lewys, George, grocer, s. of Robert
Lewys, Alderman. 1536.

Lewys, Philip, s. of Robert Lewys, Alder-
man. 1540.

Lewys, Christopher, tailor, s. of Robert
LewTS, Alderman. 1555-

Lewes, William, tailor, s. of Philip Lewes,
haberdasher. 1593.

Lewes, Christopher, s. of Thomas Lewes,
hackneyman. 1602.

Lewis, William, silkweaver, s. of Henry
Lewis, silkweaver. 17 14.

Lewis, lohn, of London, silkweaver, s. of
Henry Lewis, of Cant., silkweaver.

.'7IS-'
Lewis, William, silkweaver, s. ol Henry

Lewis, silkweaver. 1722.
Lewis, George, of London, .silkweaver,

s. of Henry William Lewis, of Cant.,

silkweaver. 1741.
Lewis, William, of Fordwich, cordwainer,

s. of William Lewis, of Cant., silk-
weaver. 1 74 1.
Lewis, William, the younger, cordwainer.

1789.
Lewkenor, John, haberdasher, s. of

James Lewkenor, haberda.sher. 1 645 .
Lineall, Thomas, joiner, s. of Francis

Lineall, musician. 1671.
Lineal, William, barber and periwigniak-

er, s. of Thomas Lineal, Alderman.

_i7^S-

Loftie, Thomas, apothecary, s. of Tho-
mas Loftie, gent. 1738.

Loftie, John Skeer, of New Romney,
grazier. 1784.

Longe, Thomas, draper, s. of Richard
Longe. 1569.

Longe, Thomas, tailor, s. of Abraham
Longe, tailor. 1617.

Long, William Nethersole, Esquire, gent.
>79S-

Longbridge, Thomas, smith. 17S9.

Longley, Thomas, butcher, s. of Thomas
Longley, butcher. 1740.

Longley, the Rev. Benjamin, of Bishops-
bourne, clerk, s. of Thomas Longley,
of Cant., butcher. 1747-

Longley, John, of London, apothecary.

1753-
Longley, Edward, of London, linnendra-

per. 1760.
Looke, Thomas, joiner, s. of William

Looke, joiner. 1704.
Look, William, framework knitter, s. of

Thomas Look, joiner. 1741.
Lovelace, William, Knight, s. of William

Lovelace, Serjeant at Law. 161 2.
Lovelace, Goldwell, gent., s. of Francis

Lovelace, Esquire, Recorder of Cant.

1661. ' -^

Lowes, James, hackneyman, s. of Thomas

Lowes, hackneyman. i6oi.
Loy, William, s. of J ohn Loy, mason. 1425 .
Lucas, lohn, cordwainer, s. of John

Lucas, cordwainer. 1705.
Lucas, William, of Hackington, husband-
man, s. of John Lucas, cordwainer.

1708.
Lucas, Henr}', cordwainer, s. of John

Lucas, carpenter. 1744.
Lucas, William, cordwainer, s. of Samuel

Lucas, cordwainer. 1753.
Lucas, William, breechesmaker. 1774-
Lucas, William, of Chislet, labourer. 1789.
Lucas, John, of Dartford, cordwainer.

1791.
Luck, Samuel, upholder, s. ot John Luck,

mercer. 1740.
Ludd, Robert, glazier, s. of Randolph

Ludd, glazier. 1617.
Ludd, Thomas, glazier, s. of Randolph

Ludd, glazier. 161 7.
Ludd, Randolph, glazier, s.of Mr.ThOmas

Ludd, glazier. 1649.
Ludd, John, cutler, s. of Randolph Ludd,

glazier. 1685.
Ludd, John, of London, gent., s. of John

Ludd, of Cant., ironmonger. 1715.
Lukyn, John, w.i.xcliandler, s. of Richard

Lukyn. 1508.
Lunn, Thomas, surgeon, s. of John Lunii,

surgeon. 1661.
Lyghtfote, Thomas, s. of Thomas Lyght-

fote, victualler. 1613.
Lyndsey, Thomas, corvesir, s. of Thomas

Lyndsey. 1491.
Lynsted, Francis, mason, s. of Robert

Lynsted. 1 544.

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58

Lyon, Andrew, baker, s. of William Lyon,
of Elham, baker. 1407.

Lyon, Thomas, s. of John Lvon. 1416.

Lyon, John, s. n{ Thomas Lyon. 144-9-

Lyon, Thomas, blacksmith, s. of William
Lyon, smith. 1601.

Malpus, John, butcher, s. of John
Malpus, victualler. 1722.

Maney, Thomas, grocer, s. of Thomas
Maney, grocer. 1679.

Maplisden, Edmund, cordwainer, s. of
Francis Maplisden, Alderman. 1670.

Maplesden, George, tailor, s. of Edmund
Maplisden, cordwainer. 1701.

Marable, Thomas, silkweaver, s. of 1 homas
Marable, silkweaver. 1704.

Marable, John, bricklayer, s. of Valentine
Marable, bricklayer. 1722.

Marable, Thomas, bricklayer, s. of Valen-
tine Maraljle, bricklayer. 1726.

Marable, V, dentine, bricklayer, s. of
Valentine Marable, bricklayer. 1727.

Marable, George, carpenter, s. of Valen-
tine Marable, bricklayer. 1734.

Marrable, Valentine, of London, silk-
weaver. 1760.

Marrable, John, of London, labourer. 1789.

Marrable, Valentine, the younger, of
Faversham, dredger. J 790.

Marley, Richard, of VVestgatestreet,
Cant., tanner, s. of John Marley.
tanner. 1514-

Marlier, William, silkweaver. 17(10.

Marlier, Enoch, of Sittingbonrne, brick-
layer. 1761.

Marseille, Edward, pattenmaker, s. of
James Marseille, pattenmaker. 1741.

Marseille, Thomas, gardener. 1782.

Marseille, John, of London, boDkbinder.
1796.

Marsh, Henry, surgeon. 1789.

Marchal, Robert, s. of Robert RLarchal.
1400.

Marshall, William, pewterer, s. of Thomas
Marshall, pewterer. 1628.

Marten, William, s. of Robert Marten,
wa.xchandler. 1509

Martyn, Thom:is, waxchandler, s. of
William Martyn. 1550.

Martin, George, the younger, of Whit-
stable, labourer. 1767.

Martin, John, silkweaver. 1767-

Martin, Stephen, of Elmestone, black-
smith. 1780.

Martin, Daniel, labourer. 1789.

Martin, William, cordwainer. 1789.

Martin, John, the younger, woolcomber.
179Z.

Martin, George, the younger, of Long-
port, gardener. 1796.

Martin, John, of St. Dunstan's, Kent,
gardener. 1800.

Mason, William, spicer, s. of a freeman.
1417.

Masterson, Jeremy, grocer, s. of Daniel
Masterson, Alderman and grocer.
1640.

Masterson, John, s. of Jeremiah Master-
son. 1683.

Matson, Obadiah, labourer, s. of Thomas
Matson, cordwainer. 1733.

Matson, Thomas, of Ashford, baker, s.
of Thomas Matson, of Cant., hop-
planter. 1747.

Matson, William, of London, upholster,
s. of Thomas Matson, of Cant., hop-
planter. 1747.

Matson. Charles, upholder. 1780.

Matson, William, the younger, of Deal,
baker. 1780.

Matson, John, tailor. 1789.

Mathewe, Stephen, pavior, s. of Robert
Mathewe. 1569.

Matthews, Edward, glover, s. of Stephen
Matthews, pavior. 1714.

Mathews, Hawker Giles, of Faversham,
dredger. 1789.

Mathews, Silver, of Margate, mariner.
1790.

Mathews, John, the younger, of Dover,
surveyor. 1796.

Mawhen, Thomas, grocer, s. of Clement
Mawhen, grocer. 1634.

iVIay, James, yeoman, s. of Thomas May.

1595-
May, Richard, ihe younger, gent., s. of

Richard May, Alderman. 1670.
May, George, tailor, s. of George May,

tailor. 1679.
May, John, tailor, s. of George May. 1681.
May, George, tailor, s. of John May,

tailor. 1704.
INfay, John, tobaccopipemaker, s. of

John May, tailor. 1704.
Mayhew, Thomas, shoemaker, s. of Roger

Mayhew. 1565.
Mayne, John, s. of Thomas Mayne,

member of the Court, by virtue of

his fathers copie. 1660.
Merryam, John, haberdasher of small

wares, s. of John Merryam, Esquire.

1632.
Miell, William, of Lcindon, bricklayer, s.

of William ]\Iiell, of Cant., brick-
layer. 1727-

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60

Miles, William, bricklayer, s. of John

Miles, bricklayer. 17 lo.
Miles, Robert, bricklayer, s. of Henry

Miles, bricklayer. 17.39.
Milles, (Mylys), John, glover, s. of a

freeman. i4+9-
Milys, William, .scrivener, s. of Miles

Denne (sic), barber. 1469-
Myllys, James, yeoman, s. of Simon

.Mylles. 1529.
Milles, John, shearman, s. of John Mylles.

'54+-
Milles, Matthew, shearman, s. of John

Mylles. 1544.
Mylls, George, linnendraper, s. of George

Mills, maltman. 1626.
Milles, John, grocer, s. of Henry Milles,

weaver. 1632.
Milles, Thomas, weaver, s. of Henry

Milles, weaver. 1641.
Milles, John, weaver, s. of Henry IMilles,

weaver. 1645.
Milles, George, linnendraper, s. of George

Milles, linnendraper. 1650.
Milles, William, linnendraper, s. of George

Milles, linnendraper. 1656.
Milles, Joseph, gent., s. of William Milles,

linnendraper. 1688.
Milles, William, clerk, s. of William

Milles, linnendraper. 1688.
Millisent, Thomas, of London, painter, s.

of Thomas Millisent, of Cant.,

glazier. 1726.
Millisent, John, glazier, s. of Thomas

Millisent, glazier. 1732.
Millicent. Thomas, glazier. 1761.
Millner, John, cordvvainer, s. of John

Millner, shoemaker. 1632.
Minter, James, whitesmith. 1792.
Mitchelbourn, William, of Sheeriiess,

victualler. 1760.
Moate, John, cooper, s. of John Moate,

cooper. 1705.
Moate, Thomas, cooper, s. of John

Moate, cooper. 1705.
Moate, John, of Borden, carpenter, s. of

Thomas Moate, of Cant., cooper.

•7+7-
Moate, William, cooper. 1754.
Mockett, Valentine, of London, silk-
weaver, s. of Richard Mockett of

Cant., joiner. 1714-
Mond, Walter, vvoolcomber, s. of Walter

Mond, clothier. 1672.
Mond, Walter, vintner, s. of Joseph

Mond, woolcombcr. 1701.
Mond, Joseph, of Sturry, carpenter, s. of

Joseph Mond of Cant., woolcomber.

">705-

Monds, Isaac, gardener, s. of Isaac

Monds, hop-planter. 1747.
Monds, Thomas, victualler, s. of Isaac

Monds, labourer. 1751.
Moone, Israel, cordwainer, s. of Thomas

Moone. 1659.
Moone, John, cordwainer, s. of John

Moone. 1727.
Moore, George, gent., s. of George

Moore, joiner. 1618.
Moore, John, gent., s. of George Moore,

Alderman. 1647.
Moor, William, of Heme, cordwainer, s.

of John Moor, of Cant., whitesmith.

1741.
Morgan, John, cordwainer, s. of John

Morgan, cordwainer. 1642.
Morgan, Edward, wooUendraper, s. of

Edward Morgan, wooUendraper.

1749-
Morton, Isaac, wooUendraper, s. of John

Morton. 1616.
Moss, Robert, tailor. 1773.
Moss, James, tailor. 1780.
Mount, William, of Hackington, yeoman,

s. of William Mount, of Cant., baker.

1708.
Mount, Richard, yeoman, s. of Peter

Mount, carpenter. 1714.
Mullington, John, tailor, s. of John

Mullington, saddler. 1710.
Mummery, James, bricklayer. 1796.
Mummery, William, cordwainer. 1796.
iMunday, William, siikweaver, s. of Thomas

Munday, flaxdresser. 1733.
Myhills, Henry, bricklayer, s. of Henry

Myhills, bricklayer. 1734.
Nassh, Hugh, waxchandler, s. of John

Nassh. 1449.
Nayer, Thomas, goldsmith, s. of William

Nayer, goldsmith. 1714.
Nayer, William, of London, linnendraper,

s. of Wdliam Nayer, of Cant., gold-
smith. 1722.
Nayler, Robert, goldsmith, s. of John

Nayler, Alderman. 1528.
Neat, Richard, cordwainer, s. of William

Neat, cnrdwainer. 1744.
Neave, Thomas, cordwainer, s. of Nich-
olas Neave. 1650.
Nelson, Henry, clothworker, s. of Richard

Nelson, shearman. 1597.
Nelson, Richard, fellmonger, s. of Henry

Nelson, kerseymaker. 1634.
Nethersolle, Edward, gent., s. of James

Nethersolle, Alderman. 1583.
Newman, Ralph, blacksmith, s. of John

Newman, blacksmitli. 1705.

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62

Newman, Ralph, labourer, s. of Ralph

Newman, labourer. 1733-
Newman, William, whitesmith. lyb/-
Newton, Th(3mas, s. of William Newton,

weaver. 1573.
Nicholls (Nycolles), Adrian, girdler, s. of

George Nycolles. 1570.
Nycholls, Adrian, mercer, s. of Adridn

Nycholls, Alderman. 1598.
Nicholls. George, grocer, s. of Adrian

Nicholls, mercer. 1632.
Nicolls, Mark, of London, brirklayer, s.

of Mark Nicolls, of Cant., bricklayer.

1727.
Nickals, Thomas, of London, upholster,

s. of Daniel Nickals, of Cant., lin-

nendraper. 1739.
Nicholson (Nycolson), James, mercer, s.

of John Nycolson, shoemaker. 1598.
Nicholson, John, clothier, s. of James

Nicholson, mercer. 1627.
Nicholson, Peter, mercer, s. of James

Nicholson, mercer. 1632.
Nicolson, Stephen, mercer, s. of James

Nicolson, Alderman. 1640.
Nicholson, John, ribbon weaver, s of

Stephen Nicholson, mercer. 1676.
Nicholson, Henry, of Margate, tailor, s.

of Thomas Nicholson, of Cant.,

hempdresser. 1727.
Niewchurch, Arthur, mariner, s. of Edward

Nievvchurch, yeoman. 161 1.
Noble, Charles, culler, s. of Thomas

Noble, cordwainer. 1733.
Noble, Thomas, of Folkestone, mariner,

s. of Thomas Noble, of Cant., cord-
wainer. 1733.
Noble, Thomas, cutler. 1767.
Norman, John, draper, s. of Thomas

Norman, brazier. 14+5.
Norrington, Michael, baker, s. of Michael

Norrington, baker. 1720.
Norrington, Charles, cordwainer, s. of

John Norrington, cordwainer. 1722.
Norwood, Paul, joiner, s.of Paul Norwood,

joiner. 1700.
Norwood, Thomas, labourer, s. of Paul

Norwood, joiner. 1710.
Norwood, John, blacksmith, s. of Paul

Norwood, joiner. 1727.
Norwood, John, of Greenwich, mariner.

1761.
Nye, Robert, of Bekesbourne, husband-
man, s. of Robert Nye, of Cant.,

gardener. 1727.
Nye, Robert, the younger, joiner. 1760.
Nye, Carter, of Maidstone, cabinetmaker.

1796.

Oakley, John, bricklayer, s. of John

Oakley, bricklayer. 1691.
Oakshott, Edward, tailor, s. of Edward

Oakshott, cordwainer. 1714.
Oakshott, Henry, labourer, s. of Edward

Oakshott, cordwainer. 1714.
Oakshott, Thomas, cordwainer, s. of

Edward Oakshott, cordwainer. 1714.
Oakshot, John, of Wandsworth, Surrey,

labourer, s. of Edward Oakshot, of

Cant , cordwainer. 1734.
Oakshot, Edward, s. of Edward Oakshot.

1740.
Oakshott, Thomas, of Dover, cordwainer,

s. of Henry Oakshott, of Cant., vic-
tualler. I 741.
Oakshot, John, of Dover, mariner, s. of

Henry Oakshot, of Dover, victualler.

' 74+-'
Oakshott, William, of London, labourer.

175+-
Oakshott, James, of Chatham, surgeon.

'7S+-
Oat, Thomas, s. of Thomas Oat, carnifex.

1426.
Obree, Charles, of Dover, barber, s. of

CharlesObree, of Cant. .barber. 1747.
Obree, Robert, of Holy Cross, Cant.,

perukemaker. 1754.
Obree, Henry, of Dover, barber. 1761.
Obree, Phineas, of London, silkweaver.

1789.
Ockman (Okeman), Richard, waxchandler,

s. of Harry Okeman, waxchandler.

'5'3-
Ockman, Thomas, the younger, grocer, s.

of Mr. ThomasOckman, grocer. 1668.
Ockman, John, grocer, s. of Thomas

Ockman, Alderman. 1671.
Ockman, Simon, grocer, s. of Thomas

Ockman, grocer. 1704.
Ockman, Smion, baker, s. of John Ock-
man. I 704.
Okay, William, of London, printer. 1761.
Olive, James, the younger, cordwainer.

1760.
Olive, William, of Dover, perukemaker.

1768.
Olive, Thomas, labourer. 1770.
Olive, John, of Whitstable, baker. 177^.
Olive, Abraham, of London, cordwainer.

1789.
Olive, James, of St. Dunstan's, Kent,

cordwainer. 1795.
Oliver, Thomas, s. of a freeman. 1428.
Ore, John, s. of Richard Ore. 1397.
Osbarn, William, s. of William Osbarn,

Webber. i437-

63

FREEMEN

64

Osbarn, Thomas, tailor, s. of Thomas

Osbarn. 14+7-
Osburston, Isaac, s. of John Osburston,

shoemaker. 1592.
Osspringe, John, vintner, s. of Thomas

Osspringe. 161 7.
Oteley. Matthew, s. of John Oteley,

woollendraper. 1583-
Ovenden, Joseph, of St. Gregory's in

Kent. 1792-
Oxenbridge, Henry, tailor, s. of John

O.xenbridge, tailor. ib46.
Oxenbridge, Nicholas, tailor, s. of John

Oxenbridge, tailor. 1650.
Oxenbridge, Thomas, tailor, s. of Thomas

Oxenbridge, tailor. 1664.
Oxinbridge, John, silkweaver, s. of Henry

Oxinbridge. 1681.
Oxinbridge, Joseph, victualler, s. of

Nicholas Oxinbridge, victualler.

1681.
Oxinbridge, Benjamin, cordwainer, s. of

Nicholas Oxinbridge, tailor. 1687.
Pack, William, baker. 1780.
Pack, Hercules, butcher. 1783.
Page, John, tailor, s. of John Page,

tailor. 1400.
Page, Stephen, smith, s. of William Page,

smith. 1646.
Page, William, smith, s. of Stephen Page,

smith. 1676.
Page, William, farrier, s. of William Page,

farrier. 1702.
Page, Stephen, cordwainer, s. of William

Page, cordwainer. 1708.
Page, Stephen, blacksmith, s. of Charles

Page, blacksmith. 1722.
Page, William, of London, barber, s of

Charles Page, of Cant., blacksmith.

'7^7-
Page, Richard, cordwainer, s of Stephen

Page, cordwainer. 1733.

Page, William, cutler, s. of William Page,
blacksmith. 1734.

Page, William, of London, mariner, s. of
Charles Page, of Cant., farrier. 1741.

Page,James,theyounger,bricklaycr. 1784.

Page, Matthew, baker. 1784.

Page. Thomas, bricklayer. 1789.

Page, John, labourer. 1792.

Paine, Thomas, lath-cleaver, s. of Jere-
miah Paine, lath-cleaver. 17 14.

Pain, Edward, of Chatham, fisherman, s.
of John Pain, of Cant., innholder.

I734-
Paine, Thomas, gardener, s. of John

Paine, victualler. 1746.
Paine, Thomas, of Dover. 1774.

Palmer, Richard, cooper, s. of Richard
Palmer, cooper. 1705.

Palmer, William, silkweaver, s. of Richard
Palmer, cooper. 1722.

Palmer, Samuel, of Greenwich, whitesmith,
s. of Richard Palmer, of Cant.,
cooper. 1727.

Pargate, Edward, gent., s. of Richard
Pargate. 1480.

Park, John, grocer, s. of John Park. 1488.

Parker, Edmund, draper, s. of Henry
Parker. i+8b.

Parker, John, draper, s. uf Henry Parker.
i486.

Parker, John, hackneyman, s. of William
Parker. 1559.

Parker. Thomas, yeoman, s. of Esay Par-
ker, maltster. 1628.

Parker, John, strong water distiller, s. of
Thomas Parker, strong water distiller.
1664.

Parker, Isaiah, distiller, s. of Thomas
Parker, distiller. 1668.

Parker, James, cordwainer, s. of Thomas
Parker, cordwainer. 1699.

Parker, Thomas, cordwainer, s. of Tho-
mas Parker, cordwainer. 1700.

Parker, William, gardener, s. of William
Parker, cooper. 1710.

Parker, Edward, grocer, s. of John Par-
ker, grocer. 1722.

Parker, Paul, pipemaker, s. of Paul Par-
ker, tobaccopipemaker. 1722.

Parker, George, pipemaker, s. of Paul
Parker. 1727.

Parker, Henry, silkweaver, s. of William
Parker, cooper. 1727.

Parker, John, carpenter, s. of William
Parker, victualler. 1727.

Parker. William, barber, s. of William
Parker, victualler. '727.

Parker, Caleb, tobaccopipemaker, s. of
Paul Parker. 1733.

Parker, John, baker, s. of John Parker,
carpenter. 1741.

Parker, John, barber, s. of Thomas Par-
ker, barber. 1747.

Parker, Robert, of Faversham, farrier, s.
of William Parker, of Cant., labourer.

>747-

Parker, Thomas, baker, s. ot Thomas
Parker, barber. 1749.

Parker, John, of London, haberdasher of
hats, s. of Henry Parker, of Cant., up-
holder. 1750.

Parker, Henry, the younger, labourer.

1753-
Parker, John, labourer. 1753.

66

OF CANTERBURY.

66

Parker, William, of Folkestone, pipe-
maker. 1754.

Parker, James, collarmaker. 1756.

Parker, Caleb, tobaccopipemaker. 1760.

Parker, Francis, silkweaver. 1774-

Parker, Dean John, gent. 1788.

Parker, Caleb, the yoiuiger, printer. 1789.

Parker, Thomas, linnendraper. 1789.

Parker, Henrv, of London, gent. 1790.

Parker, John, of London, cordwainer.
1790.

Parker, Edward, the \(aniger, labourer.

J79S-

Parker, John, pipemaker. 1795.

Parker, Thomas, pipemaker. 1795.

Parkinson, John, painter, by virtue of his
father's copie. 1662.

Parkinson, Robert, victualler, s. of Nich-
olas Parkinson, painter. 1749.

Parnell, James, gingerbread baker. 1776.

Parnell, John, upholsterer. 1785.

Parnell, Thomas, of Westgate in Kent,
watchmaker. 1789.

Parnell, William, of London, orange-
merchant. 1789.

Parr, Charlton, gent. 1774.

Parsons, Enoch, labourer, s. of Edward
Parsons, butcher. 1715.

Parsons, Benjamin, of Deal, vintner, s. of
Edward Parsons, of Cant., butcher.
1727.

Parsons, George, labourer, s. of Enoch
Parsons, labourer. 1741.

Parsons, George, the younger, cordwainer.
1780.

Parsons, Benjamin, labourer. 1789.

Parsons, Edward, labourer. 1792.

Patey, John, cordwainer, s. of John Patey,
cordwainer. 1644.

Paty, John, silkweaver, s. of John Paty.
1679.

Paul, John, carpenter, s. of John Paul,
baker. 1714.

Pawlyn, Walter, of London, barber. 1761.

Pawson, Thomas, of Faversham, brazier.
'774-

Pawson, William, tinplate worker. 1774.

Pawson, Benjamin, of Folkestone, cord-
wainer. 1789.

Pawson, Samuel, of Cranbrook, tinplate

worker. 17 89.
Payabill, Edmund, tailor, s. of John

Payabyll. 1448.
Peen, Robert, hardware-seller, s. of Henry

Peen, cordwainer. 1720.
Peene, William, butcher, s. of Henry

Peene, cordwainer. 1730.

Peen, Henry, carrier, s. of Robert Peen,

carrier. 1745.
Peen, William, labourer. 1754.
Peene, Robert, the younger, of Sheerness,

blacksmith. 1761.
Peere, George, joiner, s. of John Peere.

1620.
Pegan, William, of Chatham, surgeon.

1795-

Pegan, Thomas, the younger, of Whit-
stable, surgeon. 1796.

Peirce, John, carpenter, s. of Henry
Peirce, carpenter. 1694.

Peirce, John Boys, breechesmaker. 1780.

Peirce, William, cordwainer. 1789.

Pelinge, John, smith, s. of Robert Pelinge,
smith. 1602.

Peling, Thomas, smith, s. of Robert
Felling, smith. 1602.

Pembrook, Richard, tallowchandler, s. of
Richard Pembrook, grocer. 17 18.

Pembrook, William, barber, s. of Richard
Pembrook, grocer. 1720.

Pembrook, Charles, baker, s. of Richard
Pembrook, grocer. 1724.

Pembrooke, Edmund, of London, leather-
seller, s. of William Pembrooke, of
Cant., barber. 1745.

Pembrooke, Richard, of the Precincts,
Cant., tallowchandler, s. of Richard
Pembrooke, turner. 1747.

Pembrook, Richard, of Ware, Herts.,
tallowchandler, s. of William Pem-
brook, of Cant., grocer. 1753.

Pembrooke, Gilbert, of Chislet, yeoman.
1761.

Penn, James, innholder, s. of John Penn.
lb 10.

Penn, William, cordwainer. 1789.

Penn, George, carpenter. 1796.

Pennell, Thomas, cordwainer, s. of John
Pennell. 17 14.

Pennington, Thomas, of Deal, clerk, s. of
Daniel Pennington, of Cant, meal-
man. 1751.

Pennington, John, of London, baker.
1760.

Penny, William, s. of Gilbert Penny,
Alderman. 1599.

Penny, James, gent., s. of Gilbert Penny,
Alderman. 16 14.

Penny, Simon, merchant, s. of Gilbert
Penny, Alderman. 1618.

Perkins, Thomas, staymaker, s. of Will-
iam Perkins, tailor. ■■734.

Perkins, William, staymaker, s. of Will-
iam Perkins, staymaker. 1747.

Perkins, Francis, carpenter. 1753.

67

FREEMEN

68

Perkins, John, baker. 1753.
Perkins, Joseph, plumber. 1761.
Perkins, Robert, baker. 1789.
Perkins, Austen, baker. 1790.
Perpoint, Ingram, of St. John in Thanet,

labourer. 1789.
Pesmede, Richard, butcher, s. of William

Pesmede, butcher. 1470.
Peters, John, of Chislet, bricklayer, s. of

John Peters, of Cant., butcher. 17+1.
Peters, Richard, labourer. 1795.
Petham, Thomas, s. of a freeman. 1+Z7.
Petman, Thomas, labourer. 1754.
Pett, Thomas, of London, bellfounder.

1795-

Pettey, Thomas, tailor, s. ot Alan Pettey,
capper. 1525.

Petytt, Richard, grocer, s. of Thomas
' Petytt. 1482.

Phene, Joseph, of Brenchley, breeches-
maker. 1789.

Phene, William, of London, confectioner.
1796.

Philips, John, hop-planter, s. of John
Philips, hop-planter. 17 14.

Phillips, Thomas, of Faversham, baker,
s. of John Phillips, of Cant., hop-
planter. 1727.

Phillips, Benjamin, barber, s. of John
Phillips, hop-planter. 1731.

Philips, Thomas, cordwainer, s. of John
Philips, hop-planter. 1746-

Phillips, Thomas, of Faversham, tailor.
1761.

Phillips, William, of London, labourer.
1761.

Phillips, William, of Haversham in Essex,
carpenter. 1768.

Philips, Benjamin Peirce, of Tunbridge,
cordwainer. 1796.

Philpott, Edward, of London, carpenter,
s. of Edward Philpott, of Cant.,
grocer and tallowchandler. 1741.

Philpot, John, of London, perukemaker.
'754-

Pickering, George, of Chislet, husband-
man, s. of George Pickering, of Cant.,
bricklayer. 1705.
, Pickering, John, tailor, s. of George Pick-
ering, barber-surgeon. 1706.

Pickring, Jeremiah, of Wye, tailor, s. of
George Pickering, of Cant., cord-
wainer. 1 7 14.

Pickering, George, tailor, s. of John
Pickering, victualler. 1741.

Pike, Henry, tailor, s. of Henry Pike,
cutler. 1618.

Pike, John, labourer, s. of Henry Pike,
cutler. 1635.

Pikenee, John, s. of Henry Pikenee. 1 409.

Pilcher, John, weaver, s. of John Pilcher.
1685.

Pilcher, John, silkweaver, s. of John Pil-
cher, barber. 1708.

Pilcher, Charles, labourer, s. of John
Pilcher, weaver. 1722.

Pilcher, John,- of Barham, baker, s. of
Stephen Pilcher, of Cant., baker.

'73+-
Pilcher, Jeremiah, of London, oilman.

1790.
Pilcher, John, bricklayer. 1795.
Pilkington, John, brazier, s. of Thomas

Pilkington, brazier. 1646.
Pilkington, John, s. of John Pilkington,

plumber. 1672.
Pilon, Nicholas, barber, s. of William

Pilon, silkweaver. 1748.
Pilon, William, baker. 1758.
Plater, Charles Eaton, gent. 1789.
Player, John, clerk, s. of Thomas Plaior,

linnendraper. 161 9.
Plomer, Francis, yeoman, s. of William

Plomer, fletcher. 1630.
Plomer, John, of London, tailor, s. of

William Plomer, late of this city,

fletcher. 1631.
Plomer, William, grocer, s. of Francis

Plomer, brewer. 1659.
Plomer, Thomas, gent., s. of Francis

Plomer, brewer. 1675.
Plomer, John, apothecary, s. of Francis

Plomer, brewer. i677.
Plummer, William, grocer, s. of William

Plummer, grocer. 1698.
Plummer, Thomas, wheelwright, s of

Thomas Plummer, grocer. 1700.
Plomer, Francis, mariner, s. of William

Plomer, grocer. 1703.
Plomer, Peter, cabinet maker, s. of Thomas

Plomer, victualler. 1731.
Plomer, Thomas, victualler, s. of Thomas

Plomer. 1734.
Plummer, George, gent., s. of Thomas

Plummer, victualler. 1736.
Plomer, George, of London, gent. 1789.
Plumley, William, baker. 1796.
Poitevin, George, of Hythe, butcher. 1 790.
Pollyne, John, beer brewer, s. of John

PoUyne, brewer. 1625.
Poole, William, cordwainer. 1789.
Pope, John, labourer, s. of Isaac Pope,

bricklayer. 1733.
Pope, Thomas, of Ramsgate, butcher,

s. of Isaac Pope, of Cant., brick-
layer. 1733.

69

OF CANTERBURY.

70

Pope, Samuel, printer, s. of Isaac Pope,

bricklayer. 1741-
Porter, |ohn, of the Borough of South-
vvark, joiner, s. of William Porter, of
Cant., maltster. 1727.
Porter, Richard, cordwainer, .s. of Thomas

Porter, husbandman. 1739.
Porter, Thomas, of SS. Cosmus and

Damian, Blean, labourer, s. of Tho-
mas Porter, of Cant., labourer. 1741.
Porter, Richard, of London, carpenter

and joiner. 1767.
Porter, Thomas, of London, carpenter

and joiner. 1767.
Porter, James, cordwainer. 177+-
Porter, William, cordwainer. 1780.
Porter, Thomas, the younger, bricklayer.

1784.
Porter, Morris, carpenter. 1788.
Portwine, John Charles, of London,

butcher. 1796.
Poutt, John, joiner, s. of James Poutt,

draper. 1704.
Poutt, William, husbandman, s. of James

Poutt, draper. 1704.
Pout, Thomas, cordwainer, s. of James

Pout, woollendraper. 1714.
Pout, James, collarmaker, s. of William

Pout, victualler. '733-
Pout, William, pipemaker, s. of William

Pout, victualler. 1734.
Pout, Thomas, pipemaker, s. of William

Pout, pipemaker. 1747-
Pout, James, cabinet maker. 1768.
Pout, John, surgeon. 1784.
Pout, Charles, upholder. 1789.
Pret, Richard, gardener, s. of Thomas

Pret, collarmaker. '704.
Prett, Walter, gardener, s. of Thomas

Prett, collarmaker. 1704.
Prctt, Thomas, cordwainer, s. of Thomas

Prett, collarmaker. i 704.
Prett, John, gardener, s. of Thomas Prett,

gardener. 170S.
Prett, Walter, labourer, s. of Walter Prett,

labourer. 1739.
Prett, John, of Gravesend, labourer, s. of

Walter Prett, of Cant., cornfactor.

1741.
Prett, Thomas, of St. Dunstans in Kent,

tilemaker, s. of Walter Prett, of

Cant., cornporter. 1747.
Prett, Walter, upholder. 1774.
Prett, James, of Sittingbourne, black-
smith. 1789.
Prett, William, of ^Margate, cordwainer.

1789.

Prickett, Charles, of Wingham, labourer.

'774-

Pringle, John, of Sandwich, baker, s. of
John Pringle, of Cant., baker. 17 14.

Pringuer, Isaac, woolcomber. 1792.

Pringuer, John, breechesmaker. 1794.

Propchant, Alen, the younger, s. of
Thomas Propchant. 1504.

Proppard, John, cordwainer, s. of Thomas
Proppard. 1733.

Prowde, William, yeoman, s. of Thomas
Prowde, waxchandler. 1473.

Prowde, Robert, s. of Sampson Prowde,
late Serjeant of this City. 1588.

Prowde, William, the elder, s. of Henry
Prowde, gent. 1605.

Pullee, John, [blank], s. of [blank]. 1737.

Pulle, Matthew, of Newington n. Sitting-
bourne, labourer. 1754.

Pyard, Peter, gent., s. of Peter Pyard,
gent. 1654.

Pyers, John, capper, s. Henry Piers, "
capper. 1581.

Pykerell, William, s. of Richard Pykerell.
1502 or 1503.

Pym, William, the younger, victualler.
178..

Pym, John Gregory, of London, silver-
smith. 1790.

Pysing, John, cordwainer, s. of Jonas
Pysing, cordwainer. 1657.

Rising, Richard, Esq., goldsmith, s. of
Richard Rising, carpenter. 1658.

Qwestynbery, Marks, shoemaker, s. of
Harry Qwestynberry, who was free-
man before Marks was born. 1565.

Radford, John, butcher, s. of Thomas
Radford, butcher. 1727.

Radford, Thomas, butcher, s. ol Thomas
Radford, butcher. 1737.

Radford, William, labourer, s. of Thoinas
Radford, butcher. 1738.

Radford, Thomas, the younger, butcher.
1767.

Radford, William, butcher. 1767.

Ralfe, John, cordwainer, s. of Edward
Ralfe, cordwainer. 1704.

Ramsey, John, of East Greenwich, silk-
weaver. 1754.

Rand, Gregory, brewer, s. of John Rand.
i5'9-

Raylton, Robert, s. of Richard Raylton,
Alderman. 1578.

Raylton, Richard, linnendraper, s. of
Richard Raylton, Alderman. 1581.

Raylton, Simon, s. of Robert Symon,
(sic), gent. 1609.

71

FREEMEN

72

Rayleton, John, glazier, s. of Simon
Rayleton, gent. 1652.

Raylton. Robert, saddler, s. of John
Raylton, glazier, ibyg.

Raylton, Thomas, glazier, s. of John
Raylton. 1681.

Railton, Thomas, glazier, s of Thomas
Railton, glazier. 1700.

Railton, George, glazier, s. of John Rail-
ton, glazier. 1700.

Railton, Robert, tailor, s. of Robert
Railton, saddler 1707.

Raylston (Railston), William, glazier, s.
of Thomas Railston. 1710.

Raylston, John, Junior, currier, s. of
William Raylston, currier. 17 19.

Raylston, John, of London, periwig-
maker, s. of John Raylston, of
Cant., cordwainer. 1727-

Railston, Peter, barber, s. of William
Railston, currier. 1733.

Read, Thomas, currier, s. of William
Read, cook. 1628.

Reade, John, of Chatham, shipwright, s.
of Richard Reade, of Cant., cord-
wainer. 1705.

Read, Richard, whitesmith. 1760.

Read, Thomas, of Whitstable, gent. 1 760.

Read, Bernard, breechesmaker. 1789.

Read, Francis, of Folkestone, baker. 1789.

Reader, John, mercer, s. of Thomas
Reader, Alderman and mercer. 1642.

Redwood, Thomas, cordwainer. 1754- -

Reeve, John, butcher, s. of William
Reeve, of Fordwich, yeoman, a free-
man of this city. 1630.

Reeve, John, gent, s. of William Reeve,
Alderman. 1681.

Remysshe, Jerome, baker, s. of John
Remysshe. 1549.

Renshaw, William, victualler, s. of Mat-
thew Renshaw, cordwainer. 17 19.

Reynolds, William, baker, s. of William
Reynolds, baker. 1738.

Reynolds, John, of Bridge, cordwainer, s.
of William Reynolds, of Cant., car-
penter. 1741.

Reynolds, William, cordwainer. 1768.

Reynolds, Richard, cornchandler. 1785.

Richardsson, Christopher, tailor, s. of
John Richardsson, tailor. 1570.

Richardson, Thomas, Public Notar}-, s.
of Thomas Richardson, tailor. 1620.

Richardson, John, tailor, s. of Thomas
Richardson, tailor. 1624.

Richardson, William, tailor, s. of Thomas
Richardson, tailor. 1633.

Richardson, Charles, feltmaker, s. of
John Richardson, innholder. i6g6.

Richardson, John, tailor, s. of John
Richardson, threadtwister. 1720.

Richardson, William, cordwainer, s. of
John Richardson. 1722.

Richardson, John, the younger, tailor.
1760.

Rickson, John, of Holy Cross, Cant.,
baker. 1753.

Riddle, John, basketmaker. 1778.

Rider, Richard, vintner, s. of Robert
Rider, yeoman. 1640.

Rigbe, Ralph, carpenter, s. of Hugh
Rigbe, carpenter. 1638.

Rigden, Richard, of Patrixbourne, hus-
bandman, s. of William Rigden, of
Cant., collarmaker. 1705.

Rigden, William, carpenter, s. of William
Rigden, collarmaker. 1705.

Rigden, Thomas, husbandman, s. of
William Rigden. 1708.

Rigden, William, baker, s. of Joseph
Rigden, baker. 1734.

Rigden, David, of Heme, grocer and
tallowchandler, s. of Jeremiah Rig-
den, of Cant., carpenter. 1741.

Rigden, William, of London, carpenter,
s. of Jeremiah Rigden, of Cant.,
carpenter. 1741-

Rigden, Thomas, of London, cordwainer.

'75+-
Rigden, William, of London, tailor. 1761.
Rigden, John, of Littlebourne, baker.

1768.'
Rigden, fohn, g^nt. '774-
Rigsby, John, carpenter, s. of John Rigs-

by, carpenter. 1668.
Riggesby, Thomas, carpenter, s. of John

Riggesby, carpenter. 1680.
Roberts, John, Esqr., s. of Sir John

Roberts, Knight and " sometimes

Maior." 1664.
Roberts, Joseph, the younger, gent., s. of

Joseph Roberts, Esqr., Alderman.

"1688.
Roberts, William, of Harbledown, gent.,

s. of Joseph Roberts, of Cant., gent.

1710.
Robynson, James, s. of Robert Robynson,

tailor. 1579-
Robynson, William, s. of Robert Robyn-
son, tailor. 1539.
Robynson, Simon, woollendraper, s. of

James Robynson, woollendraper.

1607.
Robynson, Thomas, woollendraper, s. of

James Robynson. 1612.

73

OF CANTERBURY.

74

Robynson, James, mercer, freeborn. 1 6 1 6.

Robinson, Richard, wooUcndraper, s. of
James Robinson, woollendraper.
1620.

Roflfway, John Throgood, of London,
cabinetmaker. 1784.

Rogers, Thomas, wheelwriglit, s. and app.
of Henry Rogers, a freeman. 1685.

Rogers, Henry, cordwainer, s. of Henry
Rogers, cordwainer. 1704.

Rogers, John, of Faversham, brickmaker,
s. of John Rogers, of Cant., wheel-
wright. 1705.

Rogers, Wilham, of Faversham, brick-
maker, s. of John Rogers, of Cant.,
wheelwright. 1705.

Rogers, Henry, wheelwright, s. of Henry
Rogers, wheelwright. 1722.

Rogers, Lewis, of Ramsgate, bricklayer,
s. of John Rogers, of Cant., wheel-
wright. 1727.

Rogers, Isaac, of London, carpenter. 1761.

Rolft", John, s. of John Rolff, lockyer. 141 6.

Rolfe, Thomas, collarmaker, s. of Thomas
Rofe (sic), collarmaker. 1738.

Rolfe, Edward, collarmaker, s. of Thomas
Rolfe, collarmaker. 1471.

Roalf, Thomas, collarmaker. 1766.

Roalfe, William, collarmaker. 1773-

Roalfe, Richard, labourer. '774.

Roalfe, Benjamin, stationer and book-
binder. 1780.

Roalfe, Edward, silkweavcr. 1781.

Rolfe, John, gardener. 1790.

Rollyng, John, of Westgate, Cant., s. of
a freeman. i43^'

Rooke, Martin, cooper, s. of [blank]
Rooke. 1562.

Rooke, John, butcher. 1784.

Rookes, Charles, butcher, s. of William
Rookes, butcher. 1741.

Rooks, William, butcher. 1767-

Rooks, Henry, butcher. 1774.

Rouse, John, barber, s. of John Rouse,
baker. 17 14.

Rouse, William, tailor,vs. of John Rouse,
baker. 1722.

Rouse, John, tailor, s. of Thomas Rouse,
salesman. 1727.

Rouse, Thomas, carpenter, s. of Thomas
Rouse, salesman. 1727.

Rouse, Nicholas, barber, s. of Thomas
Rouse, salesman. 1733-

Rouse, Edward, of Ramsgate, butcher, s.
of Thomas Rouse, of Cant., salesman

•73+-
Rouse, Thomas, salesman, s. ol Thomas
Rouse, salesman. 1744.

Rouse, William, of the Precincts, Cant.,
tallowchandler, s. of Thomas Rouse,
salesman. 1753.

Rouse, Robert, silkweaver. 1760.

Rouse, Thomas, silkweaver. 1761.

Rouse, William, leatherseller. 1761.

Rouse, Edward, of London, cordwainer.
1768.

Rouse, Thomas, silkweaver. 1768.

Rouse, William, silkweaver. 1773-

Rouse, Edward, labourer. 1789.

Rouse, Charles Petman, stationer. 1790.

Rouse, Thomas, silkweaver. 1795.

Royce, James, the younger, cordwainer.

1795-

Rucke, George. 1686.

Rue,Elias,the3'ounger,basketmaker. 1753.

Rufford, James, of Shepherdswell, la-
bourer, s. of John Rufford, of Cant.,
labourer. 1747.

Rufford, Jacob, of Hackington, labourer.

'753-
Rufford, James, of Westgate in Kent,

labourer. 1789.
Rumfeild, John, tailor, s. of John Rum-

feild, tailor. 1644.
Rumfield, Francis, tailor, s. of John

Rumfield, tailor. 1650.
Rumfield, William, of Leeds in Kent,

grocer, s. of Jeremy Rumfield, tailor.

I&7J-
Rumfield, Jeremiah, grocer, s. of Jeremiah

Rumfield, grocer. 1681.
Russ, Henry, of London, silkweaver. 1761.
Russell, George, tailor, s. of William

Russell. '572.
Russell, George, s. of Richard Russell,

barber. 1576.
Russell, William, s. of Richard Russell.

'579-
Russell, Thomas, carpenter, s. of William

Russell, carpenter. 1610.
Rust, William, linnenweaver, s. of Will-
iam Rust, brewer. 1704.
Rust, John, mariner, s. of Henry Rust,

silkweaver. i7i4'
Rye, W^iUiam, baker. 1761.
Rye, Thomas, Junior, of Dover, baker.

1766.
Rye, Joseph, yeoman. 1774.
Rye, Abraham, of London, labourer. 1796.
Sabine, Alfred, hosier. 1774.
Sack, John, silkweaver, s. of John Sack,

silkweaver. 1731.
Sack, William, whitesmiih. 1760.
Saere. John, tailor, s. of John Saere.

1569. See Sare.

75

FREEMEN

76

Saffery, Gabriel, cordwainer, s. of Gabriel
Safifery, cordwainer. 1 7 1 4.

Saffrey, Henry, surgeon, s. of Gabriel
Saffrey, cordwainer. 1 7 1 7.

Saffrey, John, cordwainer, s. of Gabriel
Saffrey, cordwainer. 1722.

Saffory, John, baker, s. of Gabriel Saffory,
cordwainer. 1738.

Saffery, John, barber, s. of John Saffery,
barber. 1741.

Saffery, Henry, victualler, s. of Gabriel
Saffery, victualler. 1746.

Saffory, Henry, of London, surgeon. 1761.

Saffory, John Temperman, butcher. 1766.

Saffery, Thomas Norwood, barber. 1768.

Saffery, John, perukemaker. 1784.

Saffery, Osmond, music master. 1 790.

Saffery, Thomas, carpenter. 1792.

Salmon (Samon), Bartholomrw, s. of
John Samon. 1579-

Salmon, Erasmus, saddler, s. of Barthol-
omew Salmon, saddler. 1602.

Salmon, John, glazier, s. of Thomas Sal-
mon, carpenter. 1734-

Salmon, Joseph, carpenter, s. of Thomas
Salmon, carpenter. 1751.

Salmon, Thomas Edward, glazier and
plumber. 1774

Salmon, William, baker. 1781. ]

Sampson, William, mason, s. of Thomas
Sampson, mason. 1468.

Sanders (Sawnders), Lewis, brewer, s.
of George Sawnders. 1558.

Sanders, Edward, fellmonger, s. of Rich-
ard S.inders, fellmonger. 1708.

Saunders, Edward, gardener, s. of Edward
Saunders, cordwainer. 1733.

Saunders, Charles, labourer. 1760.

Sanders, Richard Robert, butcher. 1768.

Saunders, William, of Rochester, victual-
ler. 1773.

Sanders, James, Private, East Kent
Militia. 1796.

Sankey, Matthew, tallowchandler and
grocer. 1789.

Sare, Stephen, mercer, s. of Robert Sare.

'544-

Sare, William, tailor, s. ot Stephen Sare,
Alderman. 1584. 6Vf Sayer.

Savage, Henry, cordwainer. 1753.

Savage, Daniel, perukemaker. 1760.

Savage, Henry, the younger, peruke-
maker. 1760.

Savage, John, whitesmith. 1760.

Sawkins, John, gent., s of John Sawkins,
gent. 1708.

Sawkins, Joseph, gent., s. of John Saw-
kins, gent. 1724.

Sawkins, William, gent., s. of John Saw-
kins, Senior, gent. 1727-
Sawkins, John, gent., s. of John Sawkins,

gent. 1734.
Sawkins, Jacob, gent., s. of John Sawkins,

gent. 1741.
Sawkins, Joseph, gent. 1753-
Sawkins, James, of Lyminge, tailor. 1754.
Sawkins, William, of London, corn factor.

1760.
Sawkins, Charles Feme, of Doddington,

gent. 1 76 1.
Sayer, Stephen, tailor, s. of Stephen Sayer,

Alderman. 1587.
Sayer, Simon, baker, s. of John Sayer,

tailor. 1606.
Sayer, John, gardener, s. of John Sayer.

1619. Si'c Sare.
Scot, William, couper, s. of Bricir (.'')

Scot. 1449.
Scott, Richard, s. of Christopher Scott,

late Alderman. 1590.
Scrimshaw (Schrimshavve), Thomas, dyer,

s. of Thomas Schrimshawe, dyer.

1619.
Scrimshawe, Thomas, clothworker, s. of

Thomas Scrimshawe, clothworker.

1646.
Scrinipshawc, John, carpenter, s. of Tho-
mas Scrimpshawe, 1652.
Scrimshaw, George, tailor, s. of Thomas

Scrimshaw. 1653.
Scrimshaw, John, glazier, s. of Thomas

Scrimshaw, glazier. 1670.
Scrimshaw, Richard, weaver, s. of Rich-
ard Scrimshaw, weaver. it)74.
Scrimshaw, I\ichard, gent., s. of Mr. John

Scrimshaw, Alderman. 168S.
Scrimshaw, William, carpenter, s. of John

Scrimshaw, glazier. 1705.
Scrimshaw, Israel, of London, carpenter,

s. of John Scrimshaw, of Cant., car-
penter. 1 70S.
Scrimshaw, Richard, tailor, s. of John

Scrimshaw, glazier. 1708.
Scrimshaw, Thomas, glazier, s. of John

Scrimshaw, glazier. 1708.
Scrimshaw, James, cordwainer, s. of

John Scrimshaw, glazier. 1709.
Schrimshaw, John, currier, s. of William

Schrimshaw, carpenter. 1734.
Schrimshaw, James, of Marf^ate, labourer,

s. of William Schrimshaw, of Cant.,

carpenter. 1741.
Scudamore, Thomas, barber, s. of Robert

Scudamore, cordwainer. 1707.
Scudamore, Edward, apothecary, s. of

Thomas Scudamore, barber. 1736-

77

or CANTERBURY.

78

Scudamore, Edward, apothecary. 1768. 1
Scudamore, William, of Wye, apothecary.

'774-
Seath, William, of Faversham, cabinet-
maker. 1789.
Seath, John, the younger, of IMargate,

mariner. 1789.
Segger, John, silkweaver, s. of William

Segger, grocer. 1628.
Selling, Richard, Private in East Kent

Militia. 1796.
Semer, William, grocer, s. of John Semer,

chandler. 1+76.
Seward, Joseph, grocer, s. of Giles Se-
ward, tailor. 1639.
Sharp, Jacob, tinman, s. of William

Sharp, butcher. 17 13.
Sharp, Samuel, butcher, s. of William

Sharp, butcher. 1714.
Sharpe, Thomas, of Chatham, grocer, s.

of William Sharpe, of Cant., butcher.

1714.
Sharp, Samuel, butcher, s. of Samuel

Sharp, butcher. 1745.
Sharp, Jacob, Junior, of London, linnen-

draper. 1761.
Sharp, John, of Cambridge, clerk. 1761.
Sharp, John, of Dover, perukemaker. 1 76 1 .
Sharp, William, of O.xford, D.D. 1761.
Shat water, William, brewer, s. of John

Shatwater. 1702.
Shatwater, Thomas, brewer, s. of John

Shatwater, brewer. 1705.
Shawe, Michael, basketmaker, s. of Robert

Shawe, basketmaker. 1577.
Sheafe, Richard, silkweaver, s. of John

Sheafe, barber. 1741-
Sheaf, William, woolcomber, s. of John

Sheaf, barber. 1741.
Sheldwych, Nicholas, s. of John Sheld-

wych. 14^9-
Sherreue, William, s. of John Sherreue,

1403.
Sherwood, Thomas, silkweaver, s. of

Joseph Sherwood. 1678.
Shindler, Thomas, yeoman, s. of John

Shindler, gardener. 1635.
Shindler, Thomas, watchmaker, s. of

Thomas Shindler. 1676.
Shindler, John, of Westgate, gardener, s.

of William Chandler {sic), butcher.

1704.
Shindler, Thomas, watchmaker, s. of

Thomas Shindler, watchmaker. 1707.
Shindler, Thomas, watchmaker, s. of

Thomas Shindler, watchmaker and

Alderman. 1747.

Shindler, Thomas, the younger, baker.
1790.

Shrubsole, Henry, s. of Christopher
Shrubsole, wooUendraper. 1679.

Shrubsole, Kenn, of Ashford, Kent, mer-
cer, s. of Christopher Shrubsole, late
of Cant., mercer. 1700.

Shrubsole, Thomas, the younger, smith.

1774-
Shrubsole, James, saddler. 1776.
Simmons, James, of London, stationer.

'767-
Simpson, Edward, silkweaver, s. of George

Simpson, tailor. 1665.
Simpson, Valentine, bricklayer, s. of

John Simpson, bricklayer. 1739.
Simpson, Christopher, silkweaver, s. of

John Simpson, bricklayer. 1741.
Simpson, John, silkweaver, s. of John

Simpson, bricklayer. 1741. Sfe

Sympson.
Skilton, Thomas, bricklayer, s. of John

Skilton, bricklayer. 1741.
Skelton, John, glazier, s. of lohnSkelton,

bricklayer. 1747.
Skilton, Thomas, of Rochester, black-
smith. 1753.
Skilton, Hills, of London, bricklayer. 1 768.
Skilton,John,theyounger, labourer. 1780.
Skreen, William, pattenmaker, s. of Will-
iam Skreen, pattenmaker. 1747.
Skreen, John, brazier, s. of William

Skreen, pattenmaker. 1749.
Skynner, John, s. of Gerard Skynner. 1 46 1 .
Sladden, Henry, of Littlebourne, s. of

William Sladden, of Littlebourne,

barber and freeman of Cant. '741.
Slegh, William, s. of Thomas Slegh. 1401.
Smith (Smyth), Thomas, of the parish of

St. Sepulchre, Cant., s. of Nicholas

Smyth. 1400.
Smyth, John, bricklayer, s. of Patrick

Smyth. 1594.
.Smyth, Stephen, painter, s. of John Smyth,

pewterer. 1621.
Smith, John, millener, s. of Henry Smith,

butcher. 1639.
Smith, Jeremy, glover, s. of Jeremy Smith.

1660.
Smith, Abraham, turner, s. of Abraham

Smith, turner. 1668.
Smith, Edward, butcher, s. of John Smith,

millener. 1672.
Smith, Joseph, barber-surgeon, s. of

Joseph Smith, glover, ibjj.
Smith, John, clerk, s, of John Smith,

scrivener. 1679.

79

FREEMEN

80

Smith, Philip, butcher, s. of Edward

Smith, butcher. 1698.
Smith, Edward, butcher, s. of Edward

Smith, butcher. 1702.
Smith, William, apothecary, s of Thomas

Smith, apothecary. 1702.
Smith, Henry, of Chatham, joiner, s. of

John Smith, of Cant., millener. 1705.
Smith, Edward, butcher, s. of John

Smith, butcher. 1722.
Smith, John, carpenter, s. of John Smith,

victualler. 1734.
Smith, Robert, barber, s. of John Smith,

victualler. 1734.
Smith, John, of London, feltmaker, s. of

John Smith, of Cant., feltmaker.

1741.
Smith, Thomas, of London, silkeweaver,

s. of Francis Smith of Cant., silk-
weaver. I74I-
Smith, William, husbandman, s. of John

Smith, grocer. 1747.
Smith, John, of London, butcher. 1761.
Smith, John, of Hearne, labourer. 1761.
Smith, Thomas, Junior, bookseller. 1 766.
Smith, John, of Whitstable, labourer.

178b.
Smith, Benjamin, the younger, of London.

watchmaker. 1796-
Smithson, Miller, silkweaver. 1780.
Smithson, Howitt Edward, of Chatham,

labourer. 1790.
Sneller, John, of Hollingbourne, carpen-
ter, s. of Abraham Sneller, of Cant.,

victualler. 174:-
Sneller, Jacob, of Dover, baker, s. of

Abraham Sneller, of Cant., husband-
man. 1747-
Snoad, Joseph, tailor, s. of Alexander

Snoad. 1676.
Soames, Richard, whitesmith, s. of John

Soames. whitesmith. 1733.
Soames, William, barber, s. of Thomas

Soames, blacksmith. 1733.
Soames, John, of London, smith, s. of

Thomas Soames, of Cant., smith.

1741.
Somes, James, blacksmith, s. of Christ-
opher Somes, whitesmith. 1752.
Somes, Benjamin, of Dover, labourer.

1760.
Somes, Thomas, Junior, of Stockbury,

labourer. 1761.
Somes, William, the younger, labourer.

1767.
Somes, John, of Chatham, shipwright.

1784.
Southee, John, breechesmaker. 1767.

Southee, Thomas, the younger, baker.

•774-

Southee, John, Junior, of London, skin-
ner. 1800.

Spencer, Israel, millener, s. of Hudson
Spencer, millener. 1721.

Spencer, Samuel, plumber. 1784.

Spicer (Spycer), Edward, basketmaker, s.
of Richard Spycer, basketmaker.

■587.
Spyser, John, basketmaker, s. of Edward

Spyser, basketmaker. 1613.
Spicer, Abraham, basketmaker, s. of John

Spicer, basketmaker. 1640.
Spicer, Edward, basketmaker, s. of Ed-
ward Spicer, basketmaker. i6+i.
Spicer, Isaac, basketmaker, by virtue of

his father's copie. 1660.
Spicer, John, basketmaker, s. of Abraham

Spicer, basketmaker. 1673.
Spicer, John, husbandman, s. of John

Spicer, basketmaker. 1 70^..
Spillet, Robert, basketmaker, s. of John

Spillet, silkweaver. 1705.
Spratt, Samuel, breechesmaker, s. of

William Spratt, cooper. 1727.
Spratt, William, cooper, s. of William

Spratt, cooper. 1727.
Spratt, Thomas, of Frindsbury, black-

.smith. 1766.
Spratt, Adam, cooper. 1771-
Spratt, Alexander Hanna, carpenter. 1796.
Staines, Richard, upholster. 1766.
Staines, Thomas, the younger, of St.

Lawrence in Thanet, yeoman. 1768.
Staines, William, gent. 1786.
Staines, William Tolbutt, of Faversham,

clerk. 1800.
Stanly, William, brewer, s. of John Stanly,

Alderman. 1627.
Stanly, Thomas, gent., s. of John Stanly,

gent. 1637.
Stanley, George, gent., s. of William

Stanley, now Mayor Elect. 1663.
Stanley, Paul, gent., s. of William Stanley,

gent, and Alderman. 1668.
Stanley, John, gent., s. of George Stanley,

Esq., late Mayor. 1692.
Stanley, William, gent., s. of George

Stanley, Esquire, late Mayor. 1695.
Staples, Christopher, bricklayer, s. of

Samuel Staples. 1622.
Staples, Samuel, haberdasher, s. of Sam-
uel Staples, mercer. 1626.
Staples, George, barber, s. of Samuel

Staples, mercer. 1641.
Starke, John, hosier, son of William

Starke, innholder. 1478.

81

OF CANTERBURY.

82

Starke, William, carpenter, s. of Daniel

Starke. 1681.
Stark, William, bricklayer, of Daniel

Stark, bricklayer. 1734-
Starks, Matthew, bricklayer, s. of Daniel

Starks, carpenter. 1714.
Steddy, Charles, butcher. 1782.
Steddy, George, baker. 1789.
Steddy, Stephen, of River, papermakcr.

1789.
Steddy, Thomas, of Kennington, Kent,

tallowchandler. 1796.
Stephens, William, cordwainer, s. of

William Stephens, cordwainer. 1733.
Stephens, William, the younger, of

Faversham, dredger. 1768.
Stevens, Thomas, ol Boughton Blean,

labourer. 1760.
Stokebcry, Nicholas, s. of William Stoke-

bery. 1401.
Stokbery, Thomas, of Sandwich, s. of

Nicholas Stokbery, late of Cant.

'459-
Stokes, Thomas, hempdresser, s. of

Thomas Stokes, tailor. 1704.
Stokes, Daniel, of Adisham, tailor, s. of

Thomas Stokes, of Cant., tailor.

1722.
Stokes, Thomas, of Westbere, labourer,

s. of Thomas Stokes, of Cant.,

hempdresser. 1741.
Stoakes, Paul, husbandman, s. of Thomas

Stoakes, hempdresser. 1747.
Stokes, John, labourer. 1753.
Stokes, John, the younger, cordwainer.

1784.
Stokes, Henry, cordwainer. 1789.
Stokes, Thomas, cordwainer. 1792.
Stonbregge, John, s. of Thomas Ston-

bregge. 141 2.
Stonbregge, John, goldsmith, s. of Thomas

Stonbregge, fletcher. 1464.
Stoughton, John, glover, s. of John

Stoughton, glover. 1603.
Stoughton, Richard, [s. of John Stoughton,

glover.] 1603.
Stowe, Thomas, blacksmith, s. of Zachary

Stowe, clothier. 1637.
Stranguish, Thomas, barber, s. of Thomas

Stranguish, cooper. 1728.
Streater, William, tailor, s. of John

Streater, baker. 1582.
Strettar, Thomas, tailor, s. of William

Strettar. 161 6.
Stredwicke, Avery, cordwainer, s. of

Thomas Stredwicke, wheeler. 1634.
Stredwiek, Nicholas, maltster, s. of

Nicholas Stredwiek, wheeler. 1657.

Stredwicke, Thomas, collarmaker, s. of
Avery Stredwicke. 1658.

Stredwicke, Avery, weaver, s. of Avery
Stredwicke. 1663.

Stredwiek, Nicholas, weaver, s. of Nich-
olas Stredwiek, maltster. 1685.

Stredwiek, Nicholas, labourer, s. of
Nicholas Stredwiek, silkweaver. 1722.

Stredwiek, Thomas, hop-planter, s. of
Nicholas Stredwiek, weaver. 1726.

Stredwicke, Nicholas, of Sandwich, baker.

1774-

Stredwiek, Thomas, the younger, hop-
planter. 1774.

Streeting, Robert, of Harbledown, la-
bourer. 1789.

Stringer,Thomas,of Dover,labourer. 1 754.

Stringer, William, of Fordwich, labourer.
1760.

Stringer, John HoUingbery, silkmercer
and woollendraper. 1782.

Strivens, John, carpenter, s. of Roger
Strivens, cordwainer. 1722.

Strevens, Robert, of Ramsgate, husband-
man, s. of Roger Strevens, of Cant.,
wheelwright. 1734.

Studham, Richard, feltmaker, s. of William
Studham, cooper. 1700.

Studham, John, feltmaker, s. of William
Studham, cooper. 171 1.

Studham, George, cooper, s. of John
Studham. 17 17.

Studham, William, of London, silkweaver,
s. of William Studham, of Cant.,
feltmaker. 1741.

Stybbyng, John, tailor, s. of John Styb-
byng, shoemaker. 1592.

Swetyng, William, plumber, s. of [blank]
Swetyng. 1559.

Sweeting, Davye, s, of William Sweeting,
plumber. 1599.

Symond, John, grocer, s.of HenrySymond,
vintner. 1480.

Sympson, Nicholas, clerk, s. of John
Sympson, shearman. 1575.

Sympson, Roger, ironmonger, s. of Nich-
olas Sympson, Prebendary of Cant,
1621.

Sympson, Thomas, gent., s. of John
Sympson, Esquire, now Mayor. 1668.

Sympson, Edward, joiner, s. of Edward
Sympson, silkweaver. 1688.

Sympson, Edward, carpenter, s.of Edward
Sympson, joiner. 1727.

Symson, George, of London, apothecary,
s. of Edward Symson, of Cant., joiner.
'734-

83

FREEMEN

84

Sympson, Valentine, the younger, of

Sittingbourne, victualler. 1773- Sff

Simpson.
Talput, Richard,baker, s. of JohnTalput,

baker. 1739-
Tangett, Simon, barber surgeon, s. of

Thomas Tangett, tailor. 1599.
Tangett, Joseph, s. of Thomas Tanget.

1613.
Tangett, Polycarp, gent., s. ot Thomas

Tangett. 16 14.
Tangett, John, ironmonger, s. of Joseph

Tangett, ironmonger. 1654-.
Tarry, William, tailor, by virtue of his

father's copie. 1660.
Tayler, John, carpenter, s. of William

Tayler, carpenter. 1680.
Taylor, John, silkweaver, s. of William

Taylor, carpenter. 1705.
Taylor, William, husbandman, s. of

William Taylor, carpenter. 1705.
Tayler, John, cordwainer, s. of John

Tayler, cordwainer. 1 7 1 1 .
Tayler, William, of Patri.xbourne, hus-
bandman, s. of John Tayler of

Cant., carpenter. 1727.
Taylor, Elias, of London, tailor, s. of

Elias Taylor, of Cant., cordwainer.

1733.
Taylor, Thomas, barber, s. of Elias

Taylor, cordwainer. 17+1-
Taylor, William, silkweaver. 1773-
Taylor, John, perukemaker. 1774.
Terry, Augustine, carpenter, s. of Mr.

John Terry, Alderman. 1647.
Terry, Michael, s. of Michael Terry,

gent. 1 66 1.
Terry, Thomas, gent., s. of Isaac Terry,

woollendraper. 1700.
Terry, Michael, tailor, s. of Michael

Terry, gent. 1708.
Terry, Thomas, haberdasher of small

ware, [s. of Michael Terry.] 17 10.
Terry, the Rev. Isaac, s. of Isaac Terry,

wooUendraper. 1722.
Terry, Henry, wooUendraper, s. of Isaac

Terry, wooUendraper. 1722.
Terry, Edward, of Sandwich, joiner. 1760.
Terry, Thomas, carpenter. 1760.
Terry, William, cordwainer. 1760.
Terry, John, cordwainer. 1786.
Tevelein, Charles, perukemaker. 1 760.
Tevelein, James, woolcomber. 1760.
Tivclein, Edward, tailor. 1768.
Tevelein, Joseph, painter. 1774.
Tevelein, James, perukemaker. 178S.
Tevelein, Joseph, printer. 1797.

Thatcher, John, wa.xchandler, s. of John

Thatcher. 1540.
Thattchar, Stephen, shoemaker, s. of

John Thattchar, wa.xchandler. 1569.
Thomas, Edward, carpenter, s. of Edward

Thomas, blacksmith. 1727.
Thomas, George, blacksmith, s. of Edward

Thomas, blacksmith. 1734-
Thomas, William, the younger, farrier.

1753-

Thomas, John, of St. Dunstan's, Kent,
millwright. 1754.

Thomas, William, the younger, silk-
weaver. 1760.

Thomas, William, gent. 1769.

Thomas, William, the younger, ginger-
bread baker. 1783.

Thomas, Mark, linnendraper. 1788.

Thomas, Nathaniel, cordwainer. 1789.

Thomson, Dedyer, goldsmith, s. of John
Thomson, shoemaker. 1522.

Thomson, James, draper, s. of William
Thomson, draper. 1526.

Thornehurst, Stephen, Knight, s. of
Stephen Thornehurst, gent. 1598.

Thornton, Joseph, the younger, silk-
weaver. 1777.

Thornton, John, silkweaver. 1779.

Thornton, Abraham, of London, silk-
weaver. 1789.

Thornton, William Lcpar, apothecary.
1790.

Thornton, George Alezander, labourer.

1795-
Thornton, William Simmons, baker. 1795.
Thornton, John, of Barham, surgeon and

apothecary. 1796.
Thornton, Charles, of Whitstable, miller.

1800.
Thornton, Samuel, of Ashford, druggist.

1800.
Thread, John, husbandman, s. of Paul

Thread, baker. 1 7 1 1 .
Tiddeman, John, smith, s. of William

Tiddeman, cordwainer. 1733.
Tiddeman, Edward, of London, porter,

s. of William Tiddeman, of Cant.,

cordwainer. 1734-
Tiddeman, Richard, bricklaj-er, s. of

WilliamTiddeman, cordwainer. 1734.
Tilby, William, of Faversham, labourer,

s. of Daniel Tilby, of Cant., black-
smith. 1 741.
Toddey, John, cordwainer, s. of Thomas

Toddey, cordwainer. 1647.
Toker, John, yeoman, s. of John Toker,

yeoman. 1727.

85

OF CAXTEKRURY.

86

Toker, William, yeoman, s. of John

Toker, yeoman. 1727.
Toker, Edward, yeoman, s. of John Toker,

baker. 1733.
Toker, Richard, of Wye, yeoman, s. of

John Toker, of Cant., baker. 1733.
Tolken, Daniel, skinner, s. of Thomas

Tolken. 1610.
Tomlin, John, tailor, s. of John Tomlin,

tailor. 1714-
Tompson, John, pinmaker, s. of John

Tompson, late of S. Andrew, Cant.,

chapman. 160Q.
Tompson, Robert, haberdasher, s. of John

Tompson, chapman. 1628.
Ton?, Thomas, tailor, s. of Christopher

Tong, becrbrewer. '577.
Tong, John, grocer, s. of Christopher

Tong, brewer. 1582.
Tonge, John, yeoman, s. of Thomas

Tonge. 1607.
Tostes, George, scrivener, s. of John

Testes. 1536.
Toumbs, Thomas, silkweaver, s. of

Thomas Toumbs, silkweaver. 17 10.
Tuch, Abraham, bricklayer, s. of William

Tuch, bricklayer. 1655.
Tuck, John, tobaccopipe maker, s. of

Thiimas Tuck, same trade. 1675.
Tuck, John, tobaccopipe maker, s. of

Edward Tuck, tobaccopipe maker.

1712.
Tuck, Edward, labourer, s. of Thomas

Tuck, whitesmith. 1722.
Tuck, James, labourer, s. of Thomas

Tuck, whitesmith. 1722.
Tuck. Lawrance, brazier, s. of John Tuck,

tobaccopipe maker. 17++.
Tuck, John, of the Precincts, Cant.,

apothecar)', s. of John Tuck, pipe-
maker. 1747.
Tuck, Edward, labourer. 1753.
Tuck, John, labourer. 1753.
Tuck, John, labourer. 1754.
Tucker, Thomas, pipemaker, s. of Thomas

Tucker, saddler. 16+2
Tucker, John, joiner, s. of John Tucker,

joiner. 1655.
Tucker, Robert, silkweaver, s. of William

Tucker, turner. 1722.
Tuckwell, John, of St. Peter's in Thanet,

shipwright. 1768.
Tuckwell, William, the younger, car-
penter. 1774.
Tumber, William, labourer, s. of John

Tumber, clothworker. 1722.
Tumber Joel, of London, silkweaver.

«754-

Turner, Robert, Junior, woollendraper, s.

of Robert Turner. 1629.
Turner, Thomas, of London, gent., s. of

Thomas Turner, late of this city,

gent. 1687.
Turner, Thomas, labourer, s. of [blank].

'738-

Turner, George, of Faversham, weaver.
1790.

Twyman (Twiman), Henry, woollen-
draper, s. of Henry Twyman, Alder-
man. 1660.

Twyman, Hammond, of Westbere, gent.,
s. of Henry Twyman, gent. 1695.

Twyman, Thomas, of Whitstable, black-
smith, s. of John Twyman, of Cant.,
clothworker. 1705.

Umberfyld, Harman, tailor, s. of |ohn
Umberfyld, smith. 1597.

Underdown, Jennings Anthony, of Ash-
ford, surgeon. 1774.

Underdown, John, the younger, baker.

1774-

Underdown, Richard, of Margate, plas-
terer. 1784.

Upton, John, hempdresser, s. of John
Upton, cordwainer. 1704.

Upton, John, hempdresser, s. of John
Upton, hempdresser. 1727.

Upton, Thomas, hempdresser, s. of Tho-
mas Upton, hempdresser. 1734.

Upton, John, cordwainer, s. of his father,
flaxdresser. '74i-

Upton, John, the younger, hempdresser.

•753-
Upton, John, the younger, cordwainer.

'773-
Upton, William, of Chatham, labourer.

1790.
Usbarn, William, wheeler, s. of Thomas

Usbarn, carpenter. 1435.
Vandepere, John, joiner, s. of Lancelot

Vandepere, joiner. 1583.
Vandepeere, William, smith, s. of Lance-
lot Vandepeere, joiner. 1583.
Vandepeeir, Edmund, tailor, s. of Jolm

Vandepeeir, joiner. 1625.
Vandome, Edward, silkweaver. 1759.
Vann, Matthew, cooper, s. of Edward

Vann, cooper. 1653.
Vanse, Leonard, yeoman, s. of James

Vanse, attorney. 1597.
Vincent, Thomas, turner. 1760.
Vincent, William, labourer. 1760.
Vincent, • John, the younger, of Dover,

mariner. 1768.
Vincent, Frank, silkweaver. 1772.

87

FREEMEN

88

Vincent, Walter, the younger, silkweaver.

1780.
Vincent, Pilcher, plumber. 1784.
Vincent, William, of Camberwell, Surrey,

tailor. 1 789.
Vincent, Jeremiah Kent, of London,

stickmaker. 1790.
Vincent, Charles, of Mitcham, Surrey,

labourer. 1796.
Virgoe, Edward, of London, tailor. 1 795.
Virgoe, William, of London, cordwainer.

1795-
Vittal, William, bricklayer, s. of William

Vittal, bricklayer. 17 14.
Vitell, Edward, bricklayer, s. of William

Vitell, bricklayer. 1722.
Vittall, William, of Tunbridge, cordwain-
er. 1754.
Vyrle, Thomas, chandler, s. of Robert

Vyrle, skinner. 1443.
Vyrle, Richard, chandler, s. of Robert

Vyrle, pelterer. 1445.
Vyrle, Henry, tallowchandler, s. of Rich-
ard Vyrle, chandler. 1476.
Wachers, John, of St. Lawrence in

Thanet, s. of Robert Wachers of

Cant., cordwainer. 1727.
Waddel, Henry, gent., s. of William

Waddel, brewer. 1734.
Wagstaf, Christopher, grocer, s. of Henry

Wagstaf, grocer. 161 2.
Waite (Wayte), Peter, tanner, s. of Peter

Wayte, tanner. 1708.
Waite, George, silkweaver, s. of George

VVaite, carpenter. 17 14.
Waite, William, silkweaver, s. of George

Waite, carpenter. 1722.
Waite, John, tallowchandler, s. of Peter

VVaite, tanner. J 724.
Waite, Thomas, silkweaver, s. of George

Waite, carpenter. 1724.
Wait, Richard, cordwainer, s. of George

Wait, carpenter. 1737.
Waite, John, of Twickenham, gardener,

s. of George Waite, of Cant., car-
penter. 1 741.
Waite, Matthew, of Hampton in Middle-

se,\, gardener, s. of George Waite,

of Cant., carpenter. 1741.
Wait, George, the younger, labourer. 1754.
Wakefeild, John, leatherseller, s. of Simon

Wakefeild, leatherseller. 1705.
Waler, John, vintner, s. of Edward Waller,

goldsmith. 1607.
Walker, William, s. of Alexander Walker,

tailor. 1583.

Walker, Nathaniel, s. of Mr. John Walker,
a toleration of oneyear granted to,
in payment by him of ^5, Jan. 30th,
1702-3.

Walker, John, of London, baker, s. of
Nathaniel Walker, of Cant., grocer
and tallowchandler. 1741.

Walker, Rest, Joiner, s. of Nathaniel
Walker, grocer. 1747.

Walker, William, of Ashford, yeoman.

1754-
Wall, Abraham, silkweaver, s. of Edward

Wall, hempdresser. 1692,
Wall, Abraham, labourer, s. of Tiiomas

Wall, cordwainer. 1722.
Wall, Edward, of London, tailor, s. of

Thomas Wall, of Cant., cordwainer.

>734-
Waller, Edmond, linnendraper, s. of

Richard Waller. 1577-
Wanderton, George, vintner, s. of George

Wanderton, tailor. 1625.
Wanderton, Isaac, s. of George Wander-
ton, tailor. 1629.
Warham, George, cooper, s. of George

Warham, cooper. 1666.
Warley, Lee, gent., s. of John VVarley,

gent. 1736.
Warleigh, James, butcher, s. of James

Warleigh, woolcomber. 1741.
Warlee, John, labourer, s. of James Var-

lee /^.y/fy, woolcomber. 1741.
Warlee, James, the younger, husbandman.

1753-
Warren, John, the younger, of London,

bookseller. 1774

Warren, Joseph, linnenweaver. 1778.

Warren, James, Junior, watchmaker. 1800.

Warrener, Matthew, silkweaver, s. of
Thomas Warrener, clerk. 1608.

Warwell, Thomas, bricklayer, s. of Tho-
mas Warwell. 1651.

Warwell, John, bricklayer, s. of Thomas
Warwell, bricklayer. 1675.

Warwell, George, bricklayer, s. of Tho-
mas Warwell, bricklayer. 1681.

Warwell, Joseph, bricklayer, s. of Thomas
Warwell, bricklayer. 1681.

Warwell, Robert, bricklayer, s. of John
Warwell, bricklayer. 1708.

Warwell, Thomas, blacksmith, s. of John
Warwell, bricklayer. 1708.

Warwell, John, of Deal, baker, s. of John
Warwell, of Cant., bricklayer. 1727,

Washengton, James, tailor, s. of Robert
Washengton, tailor. 1639.

Wastilman, Edmund, weaver, s. of William
Wastilman. 1478.

89

OF CANTERBURY.

90

Water, William, chaplain, s. of Robert
Water. 1430.

Waters, Jonas, s. of Jonas Waters, beer-
brewer and now of Dover. 1615.

Waters, Thomas, maltster, s. of Jonas
Waters, brewer. 1630.

Waters, Nicholas, brewer, s. of Jonas
Waters, brewer. 1661.

Waters, William, of Ashford, husbandman,
s. of William Waters, of Cant., hus-
bandman. J 741.

Wattson, John, apothecary, freeborn. 161 6.

Watson, William, gent., s. of John Wat-
son, gent. 1 688.

Watson, Robert Flatman, of Heme,
mariner, s. of John Watson, of
Cant., gent. 1735.

Watson, Henry, linnenweaver, s. of John
Watson, gent. 1741.

Waynflete, Thomas, s. of William Wayn-
flete, jeweller. 144S-

Waynflete, Thomas, taverner, s. of
Thomas Waynflete. 1484.

Waynflete, Robert, yeoman, s. of Thomas
Waynflete. 1548.

Wear, John, of London, grocer and
tallowchandler, s. of John Wear, of
Cant., hop-planter. 1741.

Wear, William, of London, tailor, s. of
John Wear, of Cant., hop-planter.

'745-
Wear, Richard, of London, upholder, s.
of John Wear, of Cant., hop-planter.

'747-
Wear, John, labourer, s. of John Wear,

cordwainer. 1748.

Wear, Thomas, glover, s. of John Wear,
hop-planter. 1752.

Wear, Thomas, the younger, fellmonger.
1784.

Wear, William, baker. 1784.

Wear, Southee, baker. 1794.

Webbe, Anthony, mercer, s. of George
Webbe, Alderman. 1552.

Webbe, George, mercer, s. of George
Webbe, Alderman. 1566.

Webb, Thomas, of Christ Church, Cant.,
labourer, s. of Thomas Webb, tailor.
1741.

Webb, John, of Cambridge, gent., s. of
Thomas Webb, of Cant., tailor. 1753.

Weeden, James, cordwainer, s. of Nathan-
iel Weeden, cordwainer. 1741.

Weeden, William, of Rodmersham, black-
smith. 1773.

Welbey, Simon, silkweaver, s. of Simon
Welbey, silkweaver. 1727.

Welby, John, silkweaver, s. of Simon

Welby, silkweaver. 1730.
Welby, Simon, silkweaver, s. of John

Welby, silkweaver. 1753.
Welby, John, silkweaver. 1755.
Welby, William, perukemaker. 17S6.
Welby. John Stringer, silkweaver. 1789.
Welby, Thomas, of London, silkweaver.

'795-
Welch, William, woolcomber. 1774.
Welch, Jones, silkweaver. 1789.
Wellard, Richard, silkweaver, s. of

Thomas Wellard, cordwainer. 1733.
Wellard, Read, bricklayer, s. of John

Wellard, bricklayer. 1741.
Wellard, Michael, bricklayer, s. of John

Wellard, bricklayer. 1744.
Wellard, William George, of London,

gent. 1760.
Wellard, Richard, gardener. 1784.
Wellard, WilliamGeorge, fellmonger. 1 7S4.
Wellard, John, of Petham, cordwainer.

17S9.
Wellard, William, labourer. 1795.
Welle, Stephen, tailor, s. of George

Welle, Alderman. 1582.
Welles, John, tailor, s. of Roger Welles,

■558.
Welles, Anthony, s. of John Welles,

woollen draper. 1579.
Wells, John, of Chatham, cooper, s. of

William Wells, of Cant., bricklayer.

1710.
Wells, James, silkweaver, s. of Jacob

Wells, cordwainer. 1727.
West, Thomas, carpenter, s. of ALitthew

West, butcher. 1639.
West, Matthew, butcher, s. of Thomas

West, butcher. 1655.
Whete, John, of Calais, s. of John Whete,

late of Cant , dyer. 1463.
Whete, William, luller, s. of John Whete.

1469. ^
Whicker, William, of Chatham, baker. 1790.
White, John, ironmonger, s. of Stephen

White, ironmonger. 1593.
White, Simon, ironmonger, s. of Stephen

White, ironmonger. 1594.
White, Thomas, mercer, s. of Stephen

White, ironmonger. 1606.
White, Stephen, ironmonger, s. of Step-
hen White. 1607.
Whytt, Henry, woollendraper, s. of

Stephen Whytt. 161 1.
White, Ralph, apothecary, s. of Stephen

White, ironmonger. 1628.
White, Christopher, mercer, s. of Thomas

White, mercer. 1632.

91

FREEMEN

92

White, John, gent., s. of Thomas White,

mercer. 1640.
White, Thomas, bricklayer, s. of Thomas

White, bricklayer. 1714-
W'hite, William, bricklayer, s. of Tliomas

White, bricklayer. 1722.
White, Thomas, bricklayer, s. of Thomas

White, bricklayer. 1 746.
White, Matthew, bricklayer, s. of William

White, bricklayer. 1747.
White, Thomas, papermaker. 1761.
White, John, cordwainer. 1766.
White, Thomas, the younger, bricklayer.

1767.
White, Charles, labourer. 1773.
White, Jesse, carpenter. 1780.
White, John, brickmaker. 1789.
White, Daniel, grocer. 1791.
White, Edward, of Westgate, Kent,

labourer. 1796.
White, Thomas, cordwainer. 1800.
Whitfeild, Henry, gent., s. of John Whit-

feild. 1633.
Whitfield, John, s. of Henry Whitfield,

gent. 1661.
Whitfield, John, gent., s. of John Whit-
field, gent. 1698.
WHiitfield, Robert, gent., s. of John

Whitfield, gent. 1700.
Whitfield, John, gent., s. of John Whitfield,

gent. 1720.
Whitfeild, Wase, of Preston n. Wingham,

gent. 1 76 1.
Whitfield, Henry.ofTenterden, gent. 1761.
Whitfield, John, Esquire. 1761.
Whitfield, John, of London, gent. 1795.
Whitfield, Henry Wase, gent.. Lieutenant

S. Hants Militia. 1796.
Whiting, William, the younger, woollen-
draper, s. of William W'hiting,

Alderman.' 1636.
Whiting, James, baker, s. of Robert

Whiting, baker. i74>-
Whiting, Matthew, baker. 1753.
Whiting, Robert, labourer. 1773.
WMiiting, Matthew, the younger, servant.

1795-
Whitwey, John, Junior, corvesir, s. of

John Whitwey, corvesir. 1471.
Whitwey, Edward, yeoman, s. of John

Whitwey. 1479-
Wickham, William, coachman, s. of

Thomas Wickham, cooper. 1671.
Wickham, Thomas, carpenter, s. of

Thomas Wickham. carpenter. 1700.
W'ickham, William, silkweaver, s. of

Thomas Wickham, carpenter. 1724.

Wickham, Thomas, of Faversham, glover,

s. of Thomas Wickham, of Cant.,

carpenter. 1734.
Wickham, Abraham, papermaker. 1754.
Wickham, James, of Dover, papermaker.

1789.
Wiggens, William, bricklayer, s. of Paul

Wiggens, bricklayer. 1650.
Wiggins, Paul, bricklayer, s. of Paul

Wiggins, bricklayer. 1707.
Wiggins, William, bricklayer, s. of Paul

Wiggins, bricklayer. 1707.
Wigmore, John, hempdresser, s. of Henry

Wigmore. 1679.
Wignall, William Munday, of Faversham,

labourer. 1789.
Wilkes, James, joiner, s. of Richard

Wilkes, joiner. 1639.
Wilks, Thomas, the younger, silkweaver.

•754-

Wilkes, John, silkweaver. 1760.

Wilkins, Thomas, of Deal, blacksmith, s.
of Thomas Wilkins, of Cant., black-
smith. 1722.

Wilkinson (Wylkynsson), Daniel, gold-
smith, s. of William Wylkynsson,
glazier. 1571.

Wilkenson, Thomas, goldsmith, s. of
Daniel Wilkenson. 1613.

Williams (Wyllyams), John, capper, s. of
John Wyllyams, hackneyman. 1570.

Wyllyams, Edward, carpenter, s. of Tho-
mas Wyllyams, clothworker. 1574.

Wyllyams, John, s. of Nicholas Wyllyams,
pewterer. 1579.

Williams, Edward, tailor, s. of Humphrey
Williams, tailor. i6oz.

Williams, William, shoemaker, s. of John
Williams, capper. 1603.

Williams, John, cordwainer, s. of John
Williams, bricklayer. 1624.

Williams, Nicholas, butcher, s. of Nich-
olas Williams, butcher. 1643.

Williams, Samuel, butcher, s. of Nicholas
Williams, butcher. 1650.

Williams, Thomas, butcher, s. of Nicholas
Williams, butcher. 1654.

Williams, Jonathan, butcher, s. of Nicholas
Williams, butcher. r668.

Williams, Nicholas, butcher, s. of Nicholas
Williams, butcher. 1679.

Williams, Thomas, the younger, butcher,
s. of [blank] Williams, butcher. 1681.

Williams, William, baker, s. of Thoma.s
Williams, butcher. 1687.

Williams, John, butcher, s. of Samuel
Williams, butcher. 1692.

93

OF CANTERBURY.

94

Williams, Nicholas, butcher, s. of Thomas
Williams, butcher. 1698.

Williams, John, turner, s. of John Will-
iams, turner. 1704.

Williams, Thomas, turner, s of John
Williams, turner. 1714.

Williams, William, labourer, s. of John
Williams, turner. 1714-

Williams, Nicholas, labourer, s. of Nich-
olas Williams, butcher. 1722.

Williams, Thomas, butcher, s. of Thomas
Williams, butcher. 1722.

Williams, William, butcher, s. of Thomas
Williams, butcher. 1724.

Williams, William, of Ash, yeoman, s. of
John Williams, of Cant., turner. 1733.

Williams, John, of Sandwich, tailor, s. of
John Williams, of Cant., turner. 1 741 .

Williams, John, labourer, s. of John
Williams, carpenter. 1747.

Williams, Walter, of Upper Hardres,
yeoman. 1753.

Williams, William, labourer. 1753.

Williams, John, the younger, labourer.
1760.

Willmott, Thomas, cordwainer, s. of Jar-
vice Willmott, hackneyman. 1672.

Willoughby, John, tobaccopipe maker,
s. of Robert Willoughby, cordwainer.
1698.

Willsdeu, Thomas, tallowchandler, s. of
Abraham Willsden, tallowchandler.

'743-

Wilsden, Thomas, the younger, cord-
wainer. 1774.

Wilsden, Abraham, of Folkestone, baker.
1789.

Wilsden, John, cordwainer. 1800.

Wilsden, Thomas Crispen, of Chatham,
cordwainer. 1800.

Wilson, Edward, of Sandwich, timber
broker, s. of Edward Wilson, of
Cant., timber broker. i734-

Winbolt, Thomas, of Southgate, Middle-
sex, clerk. 1796.

Winford, William, silkweaver, s. of William
Winford, silkweaver. 1722.

Winford, Benjamin, cordwainer, s. of
Jacob Winford, woolcomber. 1727.

Winford, John, of London, silkweaver, s.
of William Winford, of Cant., silk-
weaver. 1727.

Winford, William, silkweaver. 1753.

Winford, Robert, of London, silkweaver.

•754-
Winslow, Zachariah Kingsford, of Than-
ington, yeoman. 1767.

Winter (Wyntcr), George, s. of John
Wynter. 1533.

Winter, James, woolcomber, s. of Henry
Wmter, woolcomber. 1733.

Wood (Wode), John, mercer, s. of
Thomas Atwode (sic), now INIayor of
Cant. 14S0.

Wood, Thomas, tailor, s. of Thomas
Wood, musicianer. 1582.

Wood, John, baker, s. of Richard Wood,
1631.

Wood, Thomas, bricklayer, s. of Thomas
Wood, bricklayer. 1722.

Wood, Robert, of Ashford, grocer, s. of
Robert Wood, of Cant., grocer. 1727.

Wood, Michael, of Maidstone, butcher, s.
of IMichael Wood, of Cant., tallow-
chandler. 1734.

Wood, Richard, of Chatham, bricklayer,
s. of Thomas Wood, of Cant., brick-
layer. 1734.

Wood, Daniel, of Sedlescombe in Susse.x,
butcher, s. of iNIichael Wood, of
Cant., grocer and tallow-chandler.
1741.

Wood, William, oi Last Greenwich,
carpenter. 1754-

Wood, Charles, of Woolwich, labourer.
1768.

Wood, James, gardener. 1789.

Wood, Francis, labourer. 1789.

Woodcock, James, the younger, black-
smith. 1774.

Woodcock, William, of Oxford, music
master. 1790.
' Worsley, Robert, the younger, of Wing-
ham, glazier and plumber. 1774.

Worsley, Thomas, of fthirgate, saddler.

'774-
Wotteghe,William, s.of WilliamWotteghe,

tailor. 1415.
Wotton, William, chalunwcaver, s. of

Richard Wotton. 1439.
Wraighte, George, clothworker, s. of John

Wraighte, clothworker. 1639.
Wraith, Stephen, collarmaker, s. of Nich-
olas Wraith, innkeeper. 1642.
Wreight, Thomas, maltster, s. of Thomas

Wreight, brewer. 1671.
Wreight, John, victualler, s. of Steplien

Wreight, collarmaker. 1674.
Wray, William, carpenter, s. of William

Wray, carpenter. 1694.
Wright, William, furbysshour, s. of John

Wright, furbishor. 1469.
Wryght, Philip, capper, s. of Thomas

Wryght, capper. 1579-

95

FREEMEN

96

v/ Wright, John, capper, s. of Thomas
Wright, capper. 1582.
Wybrovv, Thomas, silkweaver. 1758.
Wybrow, WiUiam, of London, cordwainer.

1790.
Wibrow, Thomas, hairdresser. 1793.
Wyeldboore, William, apothecary, s. of

Jerome Wyeldboore. 1560.
Wyner, John, s. of Laurence Wyner,
clothier. 1426.
\y Wyn, Thomas, s. of Robert Wyn, Alder-
man. 1612.
^ Wynn, Peter, gent., s. of Robert Wynn,
Alderman. 1626.
VVyse, Robert, gent., s. of Henry Wyse,
gent. 1470.
V Young (Yunge), Nicholas, tailor, s. of

John Yunge. 1569.
^ Yonge, John, grocer, s. of Nicholas

Yonge, woollendraper. 1607.
^ Young, John, baker, s. of William Young,
baker. 1632.
^ Young, Thomas, husbandman, s. of
Thomas Young, innkeeper. 1634
Young, George, apothecary, s. of Mr.
George Young, now sheriff of this
city. 1 644.

Young, William, miller, s. of Henry

Young, tailor. 1647.
Young, Benjamin, s. of George Young,

apothecary. 1661.
Young, William, tailor, s. of John Young,

baker. 1673.
Young, Thomas, gardener, s. of Richard

Young, baker. 1675.
Young, Thomas, silkweaver, s. of Thomas

Young. 1685.
Younge, Richard, grocer, s. of Thomas

Younge, gardener. i697.
Younge, William, tailor, s. of William

Younge, tailor. 1698.
Younge, Nicholas, tailor, s. of John

Younge, tailor. 1704.
Younge, John, tailor, s. of John Younge,

tailor. 1705.
Young, William, of Chislet, clerk, s. of

Thomas Young, gardener. 1708.
Young, John, of Chatham, shipwright, s.

of Thomas Young, of Cant., gardener.

1710.
Young, Thomas, victualler, s. of Nicholas

Y'oung, tailor. 1734.
Young, John, silkweaver. 1767.
Young, Edward, Junior, of London,

silkweaver. 1768.

PART II.

jfreetnen b^ /Iftaidage.

Abbot, Christopher, clothier=Katherine,

d. of John Mercer, innkeeper. 1646.
Abbott, John, of the Precincts, Cant.,

cabinetmaker. 1786.
Abdele, William=Alice, d. of Thomas

Atwode. 1477.
Acock, William, labourer. i794-_
Adams, William, cordwainer=Elizabeth,

d. of Thomas Gold, cordwainer. 1744.
Adams, Thomas, labourer. 1789.
Adkinson, Richard, tailor=Ehzabeth, d.

of John Heyman, watchmaker. 17 14.
Agar, Moses, gent., Alderman=Elizabeth,

d. of Edward Fendall, Alderman.

1710.
Agar, Edward, gent.=Ann, d. of Edward

Wilson, lathcleaver. 1734.
Ao-ar, John, of Elham, husbandman =

Elizabeth, d. of John Upton, of

Cant., hempdresser. 1734.
Aggar, John, of Minster in Sheppy,

victualler. 1761.
Aishworth, Edmond, tailor=Alice, d. of

George JeftVy. 1 5 7 1 .
Akehurst, Jonas, clothworker=Ursula, d.

of Henry Doggerell, currier. 1643.
Albery, James, cobbler=I\Iargery, d. of

Robert Lee, capper. 1607.
Alcester, Thomas, corvcsir= Isabella, d.

of John Chesman. 1403-
Ale.xander, Richard, clothworker=Eliz-

abeth, d. of Timothy Wentford,

clothworker. 1629.
Alexander, Edmund, of Rotherhithe, rope-

maker=Mary, d. of Thomas Cole, of

Cant., carpenter. 1741-
Allanson, William, of London, watchcase

maker. 1795-

Allen(Aleyn;, Richard, goldsmith=Alice,
d. of Thomas Mounte, tailor. 1408.

Aleyn, Hugh, draper=Joan, d. of John
Coke, smith. 1448.

Allen, Thomas, gardener=Sibell, d. of
John .Shingler, gardener. 1635.

Allen, Michael, yeoman=Mildred, d. of
John Simpson, Alderman. 1662.

Allen, Francis, of Maidstone, watchmaker.
1768.

Allen, William, of Christ Church, Cant.,
perukemaker. 1794.

Allen, William, of London, weaver. 1795.

Ally, Samuel, husbandman=Sarah d. of
Thomas Tuck. 1734.

Alson, William, smith=Mary, d. of Will-
iam Cooke, carpenter. 1709.

Amos, Manasses, yeoman^Anne, d. of
Gilbert Powell, tailor. 1637. '

Anchor, Isaac, silkweaver. 1760. Dis-
franchised a month later, as his wife
died long before he took up his
freedom.

Anderson, Joseph, butcher. 1786.

Andrewes, Mr. Samuel, clerk, =Deborah,
d. of Thomas Harte, woollendraper.
1645-

Andrews, John, of London, lighterman =
Elizabeth, d. of Andrew Monrowe,
of Cant., cordwainer. 1749.

Andrews, Henry, labourer. 1766.

Anslow, George, grocer=Dorothy, d. of
William Dale. 1694.

Anslow, Joseph, butcher=Jane, d. of
John Johncock, cordwainer. 1722.

Anste, Stephen, Private in Somerset
Militia. 1796.

99

FREEMEN

100

Appleby, Thomas, of London, gent.

1761.
Aras, John, mercer=Anne, d. of Thomas

Goore. J 547.
Armand, Phihp, of London, weaver^

Anne, d. of John Chick, of Cant.,

weaver. 1750.
Arnold, Henry, of Chatham, shipwright=

Wary, d. of James Cheever, glover.

1693.
Ashbee, Richard, of Heme, yeoman.

1796.
Ashley, William, labourer. 1773-
Ashton, Thomas, tailor^ Anne, d. of John

Gilbert, baker. 1740.
Atkynsson, John, pavior^Elenor, d. of

Jerham Wyelbore, linnen draper.

1569.
Atte Welle, Thomas, webb=Sara, d. of

Richard Martyn. 1409-10.
Atwood, Thomas, pattenmaker. 1780.
Aiicher, Nicholas, bricklayer= Sarah, d.

of Richard Boycot, bricklayer. 1685.
Auncell, Stephen, of Northlane, fuller^

Alice, d. of William Bele. 1483-
Austen, Richard, yeoman=Sarah, d. of

Richard Mockett, joiner. 1708.
Austen, Richard, bre\ver=Katharine, d.

of John Burgis, blacksmith. 17 15.
Austin, John, victualler=Elizabeth, d. of

John Horsey, tanner. 1726.
Austin, Thomas, labourer=Susanna, d. of

John Upton, hempdresser. 1733-
Austen, lohn, wheelwright^ Mary, d. of

John Brattle, blacksmith. 1736.
Austin, William, carpenter:=Elizabeth, d.

of Henry Casey, joiner. 1737.
Austen, John, gent. =Mary,d. of Nathaniel
* Huise, ironmonger. 1741.

Austrey, Jederiah, of London, silkweaver

==Anne, d. of Thomas Sherewood,

silkweaver. 1705.
Aylett, William, printer=Anne, d. of

Richard Lane, barber. 1727.
Back, Henry, carpenter. 1759.
Badcock, William, of Heme, cordwainer

=Anne, d. of William Waddell, of

Cant., cordwainer. 1705.
Badcock, William, carpenter=Anne, d.

of John Galer, victualler. 1732.
Bailey (Bayly), Stephen, baker= Sarah, d.

of John Matthews, pavior. 170S.
Baily, William, of London, woolcomber

= Margaret d. of Thomas Fleete, of

Cant., cordwainer. 1741.
Bailey, John, silkweaver. 1767.
Bailey, Henry, silkweaver. 1773.

Baker, Nicholas, = Agnes, d. of John

Shcldwich, Senior. 14 10.
Baker, Nicholas, draper=Joan, d. of

John Wynter. 1454.
Baker, Edward=Ann, d. of Stephen

Saer. 1621.
Baker, Walter, gent. " Pd. only £z in

respect he married Mary, d. of

William Clegatt one of y"" com.

couiisell of this citty." 1635.
Baker, John, labourer==Margaret, d. of

Thomas Williams, butcher. 1714-
Baker, John, of Dover, baker=Anne, d.

of John I^uck, of Cant., mercer.

1749.
Baker, Thomas, ot Deal, gent.=EliEa-

beth, d. of Charles Knowler, of

Cant., apothecary. 1751.
Baker, Henry, late of Deal, but now of

Cant., coachmaster. 1785.
Baker, William, of Sittingbourne, yeo-
man. 1788.
Baker, Robert, plumber. 1789.
Baker, Thomas, of Seasalter, mariner.

1790.
Baker, John, of Holy Cross, Cant.,

painter and glazier. 1792.
Bakerleg, Richard, cordwainer=Eve, d.

of Roger Strevens, wheelwright.

'73+-
Baldwin (Bawden), Giles, yeoman=Joan,

d. of Thomas Belsey, smith. 158;.
Balden, William, grocer=Mary, d. of

Richard Wood, baker. 1617.
Baldwin, Robert, woollendraper=Martha,

d. of Thomas Chandler, butcher.

1661.
Balgay, William. glover^Margaret, d. of

Andrew Russell, Notary. 1472.
Balsar, William, of North lane, tanner=

Joan, d. of Andrew Goff. 1481.
Bame, Peter, silkweaver= Hester, d. of

Thomas Goldhatch, wheelwright.

1699.
Band, Richard, clothworker^Martha, d.

of Simon Beverton. 1624.
Banfield, Thomas, tailor=Mildred, d. of

John Smith, scrivener. 1658.
Banfeild, George, grocer=Mary, d. of

William Hunt, innholder. 1729.
Banks, John, glazier and plumber^Fran-

ces, d. of Thomas Caister, glazier

and plumber. 1735.
Banks, Robert, of Dover, butcher. i7bs.
Barbor, Nicholas, butcher=Joan, d. of

John Picare. 1398.
Barber, John, of Thanington, labourer.

1760.

ini

OF CANTERBURY.

102

Barber, Samuel, of Dover, mariner. 1765.
Barclay, George, of London, cordwainer.

1796.
Barham, James, tailor=!\Iartha, d. of

Thomas Webb, tailor. 1749.
Barcker, Thomas, shoemaker=Agnes, d.

of Cornelius Gosson, joiner. 1577-
Barker, John, of Sandwich, feltmaker^

Wary, d. of William Kittham, tailor.

'705-
Barley, William, fletcher=Katherine, d.of

Jerome Oxynbridge. 1568.
Barloe, John, of London, silkweaver=

Susan, d. of Thomas Gill, of Cant.,

butcher. 1715.
Barnes, George, silkweaver. 1769.
Barnett, Henry, victualler. 1762.
Barr, John, butcher=i^lizabeth, d. of

Anthony Rookes, butcher. 1707.
Barr, John, soldier, 7th Light Dragoons

1800.
Barrett, Paul, apothecary^iMary, d. of

Thomas Noble, cordwainer 17 19.
Barrett, William, of Westminster, gent=

Ann, d. of Robert Wood, of Cant.,

maltster. 173+.
Barrowe, Arnold=Elizabeth, d.of George

Webb, Alderman. 1578.
Barrs, Edward, of Buckland n. Dover,

husbandman. 175+.
Bartlett, John, labourer. 1774-
Barton, John. cordwainer^Ellen, d. of

AbrahamGouldsbrough, joiner. 1 693.
Barton, John, of London, luinendraper.

1772.
Barwick, John, grocer. 1767. [Admitted

previously by purchase.]
Bassuck, Edward, cloth\vorker=Dorothy,
,d. of William Burton, baker. 1625.
Batchelor, John, of Sittingbourne, gent.

=Elizabeth, d. of John Kirk, of

Cant., grocer. 1734.
Bateman, John, carpenter. iSoo.
Bates, William, bricklayer. 1757.
Batt, Thomas, tallow-chandler. 1763.
Batt, William, of Hampstead, Middlcse.K,

cordwainer. 1768.
Ba.xley, John, labourer=;\Iary, d. of John

Taylor, carpenter. 1727.
Baxster, Symon=Joan, d. of VN'illiam

Gere. 1505.
Bazely, Henry, Esquire, Captain in His

Majesty's Navy. 1796.
Beale, Anthony, currier^Elizabeth, d. of

Robert Churcher, currier. 1672.
Beames. Robert, cordwainer=Mary, d.
'of Robert Thompson, haberdasher.

1648.

Bean, John, brickla3-er=Elizabeth, d. of
John Chittenden, butcher. 1722.

Bean, William, tailor^Sarah, d. of Tho-
mas Church. 1727.

Beanfith, John=Alice, d. of John Bram-
lyng, corvesir. 1445.

Beard, Richard, victualler. 1771.

Beauchampe, Daniel, Jun.,, heelmaker=
Mercy, d. of John Hickes, cord-
wainer. 1694.

Beauchamp, John, of Margate, labourer.
1768.

Beaumont, Matthew, victualler=;\Iary, d.
of Robert Railton, saddler. 1719.

Beket, Robert=Sara, d. of John Bosyng-
ton, pewterer. 1405.

Beckett, William, carpenter. 1795.

Bedel, John, s. of Thomas Bedel, gold-
smith^Isabell, d. of George Molash,
goldsmith. 1405.

Bedford, John, labourer= Margaret, d.
of Thomas White, bricklayer. 1737-

Bedo, John, of Hythe, grazier^Anne, d.
of Gabriel SafTory, of Cant., cord-
wainer. 1 74 1.

Beecham, James, sawyer. 1794.

Beechen, Richard, labourer. 1796.

Beere, John, gent.^Elizabeth, d. of
Robert Alcocke, Esquire. 1599.

Belke, Thomas, gent.=Elizabcth, d. of
John Flackton, brewer. 1630.

Bellowes, William, shoemaker=Bennet,
d. of Thomas May. 1614.

Belsey, Charles, silkweaver=Jane, d. of
John Cox, silkweaver. 1731.

Bennet (Benet), William, pattenmaker,=
Joan, d. of William Hogge, mason.
1466.

Bennet, James, shoemaker=Agnes, d. of
Roger May, sometime clothworker.

1570-
Bennett, Edward, yeoman=Joan, d. of

Michael Bland. 1620.
Bennet, Benjamin, tail()r=:EIizabeth, d.

ofWilliam Parker, husbandman. 1739.
Bennetot, John, labourer. 1780.
Benshin, Anthony, labourer=Elizabeth,

d. of John Matthews, pavior. 1708.
Benskin, William, of Dover, victualler.

1800.
Bentley, Thomas, of Whitstable, dredger.

1768.
Bernes, Richard, brazier=Joan, d. of

Jiihn Peny, mason, & Joan his wife,

d. of Richard Pctham. i43'-
Berry, Thomas, glover=Sybil, d. of

Thomas Lyon, smith. 1602.

103

FREEMEN

104

Berry, John, husbandman=Mary, d. of

John Bucke, tailor. 1640.
Berry, John, linnendraper. 1778.
Best, Nicholas, cooper=Joan, d. of Bell

White. 1606.
Best, John, labourer. 1769.
Bettison, Samuel, of London, perfumer.

.787.
Beverstock, William, weaver=Mabella, d.

of John Smith, millener. 1678.
Biles, John, of Margate, victualler. 1768.
Billing (Byllyng), Walter, canmaker=

Juan, d. of Thomas Grenhelle of

Throwley. 14' 5-
Billing, Nathaniel, cordwainer=Mary d.

of Samuel Ferryer. 1624.
Binge, John, smith=Hester, d. of Abra-
ham Davies, smith. 1612.
Bing, Le Grand, silkweaver. 1774-
Birch, John, of Minster in Thanet, linnen

weaver. 1760.
Bird, Thomas, of Milton, Buckingham-
shire. 1796.
Bishop, Thomas, of Lynstead, labourer.

1767.
Bishop, John, victualler. 1768.
Bishop, William, of Dover, tailor. 1795.
Bissaker, John, of Wingham, innholder=

ElizaJDeth, d. of Thomas Nash, of

Cant., joiner. 1705.
Bissenden, George, labourer. 1767.
Blackenbury, John, of Deal, gent.=Mary,

d. of Charles Knowler, of Cant.,

apothecary. 1740.
Blackman, John, maltster= Frances, d. of

John Johncock, cordwainer. i6gi.
Blagden, Christopher, of London, distiller

=Elizabeth, d. of John Burden of

Cant., maltster. 1734.
Blanchar, Isaac, of the Precincts, Cant.,

tailor. 1754.
Blanchet, Noah,silkweaver^Elizabeth, d.

of Joseph Booth, grazier. 1741.
Bla.\land, Richard, hop planter=Sarah, d.

of Robert Gilpin, tailor. 1721.
Blight, Thomas, labourer=]\Iary, d. of

John Eastman. 1655.
Blinstone, Joseph, victualler=Margaret,

d. of Henry Blyth, sawyer. 1724.
Blossom, John, yeoman=Agnes, d. of

Hugh Alleyn. 1475.
Blunden, Thomas, shoemaker^Emlyn, d.

of Hugh Bocay, hackneyman. 1594.
Blunden. Ralph, apothecary = Mary, d. of

William Cook, miller. 1734.
Blunden, Thomas, of Nackington, liair-

dresser. 1785.

Body, Adam=Cristina, d. of Walter

Frogenale. 1431.
Bogg, John, taverner=Katherine, d. of

John Hardris, shearman. 1403.
Boghurst, Richard,ofFrindsbury, yeoman.

1790.
Bolde, Henry, clerk=Isabella, d. of John

Lynde. 1400.
Bonde, Thomas, saddler=Joan, d. of

John Spycer. 1427.
Bond, Henry, of Chatham, labourer. 1 768.
Bone, Richard, shoemaker=Tabitha, d.

of Thomas Newton, weaver. 1607.
Bonnick, William, of Chatham, dredger.

1754-
Bonyngton, William=Christina,d.ofJohn

Cherche. 1424.
Booth, Hugh, mercer^oan, d. of

Thomas Lymyter. 1576.
Booth, Joseph, maltster^Elisheba, d. of

Jeremy Rumfield, tailor. 1684.
Borain, John, victualler=Elizabeth, d. of

Robert Nye, gardener. 1730.
Boree, James, silkweaver. 1765.
Borell, William, grocer=Joan, d. of

Nicholas Baker. 1484.
Borringham, William, of London, cord-
wainer. 17^7.
Bottom, Thomas, silkweaver. 1767.
Bourne, (Borne), Raynold, carpenter^

Anne, d. of James Gaskyn, mercer.

1572-
Bourne, William, of Sheerness, gunner.

1766.
Bover, Charles, of London, silkweaver=

Elizabeth, d. of [blank] Aucher, of

Cant., cordwainer. 1727.
Bowles, John, smith^Elizabeth, d. of

Anthony Brown, baker. 1747-
Bowles, Laurence, of Birchington, gent.

1760.
Bowran, Thomas, of London, glass-
grinder. 1768.
Bo.x, William, a soldier in the 4th Regt.

of Dragoons. 1771.
Bo.x, Thomas, of London, silkweaver.

'795-
Boyden, William=Margery, d. of Thomas

Pulford. 141 2.
Boyle, Joseph, of Sheerness, gunner.

'754-
Boyle, William, cordwainer. J7S9.
Boys, William, carpenter=Elizabeth, d.

of Paul Skilton, linnenweaver. 1712.
Brabson, John, tailor=Anne, d. of

Anthony Knyght, Alderman. 1543-
Braddin, Thomas, Sergeant in the Marines.

'795-

105

OF CANTERBURY.

106

Bradley, John, baker. iSoo.

Bradshaw, James, tailor=Aiin, d. of

William Lewes, tailor. 1624.
Bragge, Nicholas, gent.=Elizabeth, d. of

Matthew Goodhewe, gent. 1611.
Bramston, John, tailor^Ursula, d. of

John Bradley. 15+3.
Branch, John, of Chartham, fuller^ Anne,

d. of Thomas Jolley, of Cant., malt-
ster. 1722.
Bray, John=Joan, d. of John Gate. i+og.
Bredkyrk, Thomas, yeoman =[a] d. of

William Atwell. 15+3.
Bremer, Nicholas, goldsmith=Anne, d.

of Thomas Calowe. 1547.
Brent, Roger^a d. of Edward Dorant.

'459-

Brerton, John=Agnes, d. of William
Lad. 1397.

Brett, Thomas, husbandman=Margarct,
d. of John Rogers, wheelwright. 1 705.

Brett, John, labourer. 1789.

Brett, Thomas, of Deal, mariner. 1790.

Brickell, John Henry, of Dover, ginger-
bread baker. 1789.

Bridge, George, tailor^=Anne, d. of John
Penne, innholder. 1609.

Bridge, Samuel, tailor^Frances, d. of
Thomas Coleman, grocer. 1696.

Bridgis, Henry, joiner^Bennet, d. of
John Abbott. 1568.

Bridges, John, writing master= Martha,
d. of John Lane, maltster. i747-

Briese, John=Lora, d. of Thomas Bun-
tyng. 1406.

Brigges, Anthony, blacksmith=Margery,
d. of William Battersby, hackney-
man. 1614.

Bright (Bryght), John, tailor=Agnes, d.
of Stephen Guston. 1567.

Brinkley, William, of London, watch-
maker. 1768.

Brissenden, Samuel, of Hollingbourne,
labourer. 1796.

Bristow, Richard, of Rochester, gent.
175+-

Broadbridge, George, of Favcrsham, gin-
gerbread baker. 1795.

Broderip, William, of the Precincts, Cant.,
clerk. 1761.

Bromley, Simon, of Sheerness, blacksmith
=Elizabeth, d. of William Rook, of
Cant., butcher. 1744.

Brooks, Thomas, cutler=£lizabeth, d. of
Paul Crippen, bricklayer. 1727.

Brough, William, of tlie Royal Artillery.
1800.

Brown (Broun), Robert, gent.=Joan, d.

ofJohnLynde. 1454.
Browne, James, tailor=.-\nne, d. of Her-
man Verson. 1583.
Browne, Michael, carpenter=Katherine, d.

of Stephen Giles, cordwainer. 1636.
Brown, John, wine cooper=Anne, d. of

Thomas Tressar, Alderman. 1665.
Brown, Stephen, grocer=Katherine, d. of

John PUkington, plumber. 1677.
Browne. John, labourer=Elizabeth, d. of

Henry Rust, silkweaver. 1718.
Brown, Bowman, of London, coal dealer

=Susan, d. of Peter CoUyan, of

Cant., papermaker. 1747.
Brown, William, basketmaker. 1771.
Brownyng, Roger, draper=Margery, d.

of Walter Frogenale. 1420.
Bryant, John, tailor=Elizabeth, d. of

Richard Pettet. 1618.
Bryant, John, woolcomber. 1770.
Brydon, Robert., of Dover, bookseller.

'773-
Buckmaster, Joseph, gent.=Elizabeth, d.

of John Penny, husbandman. 1680.
Buddie, John, husbandman. 1768.
Budds, Richard, carpenter=Elizabeth, d.

of John Miles, bricklayer. 1721.
Buffery, Samuel, whitesmith=Mar)-, d. of

John George, labourer. 1738.
Bull, John, tailor. 1769.
Bullock, Henry, silkweaver=Ann, d. of

John Chantrey. 16S1.
Bullyng, Thomas=iMargaret, d. of William

Robyn, pistor. 1407.
Bunce, Henry, of Eastchurch in Sheppy,

husbandman=EIizabeth, d. of John

Gaier, of Cant., victualler. 1727.
Bunce, James, baker. 1765.
Bunce, Cyprian Rondeau, gent. 1777.
Bunyear, John, carpenter. 1756.
Burchard, Richard, tailor=Agnes, d. of

John Nayler. 1530.
Burcke, Henry, labourer=Mary, d. of

Nicholas Williams, butcher. 1695.
Burden, Daniel, of London, silkweaver.

'754-
Burges, John, )'eoman=Alice, d. of

Laurence Soper, butcher. 1489.
Burges, John, labourer=Elizabeth, d. of

William Hoskins, currier. 1708.
Burnby, John, tailor=Katherine, d. of

Matthew West, butcher. 1695.
Burnett, John, gent.=Sarah, d. of Maxi-

millian Foster. 1681.
Burton, Thomas, of .Maidstone, limber-
merchant. I 7b I.

107

FREEMEX

108

Busbrida;e, John, of London, cordvvainer.

lySq.
Busby. William, shopkeeper. 1799.
Biishell, lohn, of Wliitstable, dredger=

Anne, d. of Thomas Radford of

Cant., butcher. '7+7-
Busher, lohn, tanner=Ann, d. of Peter

Johnson, cordwainer. 1689.
Butcher, Osmund, collarmaker=Margaret,

i!. of Richard Arundell, collarmaker.

1606.
Butch er, John, of Wye, yeoman=Margaret,

d. of Stephen Buckhirst, of Cant.,

grocer. 1715-
Butcher, George, of London, corduainer.

1760.
Butler, Richard, of London, shipvvright=

Hester, d. of Walter Jones, of Cant.,

cordwainer. 1727.
Butter, John, cordwainer. 1789.
Butteris. Francis, currier=Mary, d. of

William Warre, shoemaker. 1 640.
Butterice, Thomas, of Deal, thatcher.

'753-
Byers, James, of London, tallow chandler.

1761.
Bygge, Henry=Isabell, d. of Alexander

Atte Ford. 1393-
Bygge, John, yeoman=a d. of Henry

Bygges, butcher. 14+0.
Byker, Laurence, brewer=.\lice, d. of

Richard Locas. 1477.
Caddell, John, dredger. 1765.
Cadman, Charles, cordwainer^ Elizabeth,

d. of Philip Jarman, tanner. 1708.
Calvert, William, victualler=Elizabeth, d.

of John Upton, cordwainer. 1722.
Cannon, Richard, haberdasher=Joan, d.

of Daniel Wilkynsonne, goldsmith.

1595-
Canteys, Williani=Agnes, d. of Robert

Pot. 1403.
Cantis, Samuel, of London, silkweaver.

1789.
Cantwell, Garet, of St. Dunstan's Cant.,

cordwainer=Martha, d. of Richard

Cockett, of Cant., butcher. 1727.
Cantwell, John, cordwainer. 1789.
Carder, Thomas, yeoman=Elizabeth, d.

of Nicholas Wraith, victualler. 1635.
Carey, John, of Sheerness, shipwright.

'77+-
Carpynter, John, alias Ingram=Eleanor,

d. of William Cheeld. 1489.
Carre, Thomas, shoemaker= Rebecca, d.

of Stephen Thatcher. 1600.
Carr, Samuel, bricklayer=Mary, d. of

Henry Rogers, cordwainer. 1705.

Carter, Simon, basketmaker=Elizabeth,

d. of John Spicer. basketmaker. 1653.
Carter, James, victualler. 1775.
Carter, John, of Sandwich, draper. 1800.
Casev, Thomas, baker=Anne, d. of

Isaiah Parker, innholder. 1697.
Castel, John, butcher=Joan, d. of Tho-
mas Cell (?). 1406.
Castle, Philip, of London, confectioner.

i75<5-
Castleman, Nicholas, butcher=Mary, d.

of Thomas Williams, butcher. 1 687.
Caibery, John, brewer=Isabel, d. of John

Loy, Sen. 145 i.
Catchmead, John, upholster=;Mary, d. of

John Castle, tailor. 1674.
Caxton, John, mercer=Isabella, d. of

Hamon Belc. 1481.
Caysier, Thomas, pluii)ber=Anna, d. of

John Parker, grocer. 1702
Ceego, William, butcher=Dorothy, d. of

George Russell, tailor. 1612.
Chalk, William, linnendraper. 1797.
Chamberleyn, John, vintner=Agnes, d. of

Henry Byggs. 1418.
Chamberleyn, Richard, glover=Agnes, d.

of William Gere. 15 14.
Chambers, Edmond, millener=Anne, d.

of ( jeorge Young, apothecary. 1641.
Chambers, William, of Selling, gent.=

Susanna, d. of Robert Gibbs of

Cant., haberdasher of hats. ' 1720.
Champenez, Roger, of London, girdler=

Joan, d. of Hugh Flyccher. 1448.
Chandler, John, silkweavei=Elizabeth, d.

of Arthur Russell, labourer. 1741.
Chant, Tobias, labourer=Elizabeth, d. of

John Cooper, papermaker. 1747.
Chapman, John, draper=Alice, d. of

Timmas Hogg. 141 o.
Chappman, Thomas, grocer=Anne, d. of

Christopher Bridges. 1599.
Chapman, John, of Faversham, dredger=--

Ann, (i. of Jacob Winlord, of Cant.,

labourer. 1734.
Chapman, John, of Hackini;ton, labourer.

■'785.
Chapman, Daniel, drummer, 13th Regt.

of F'oot. 1796.
Charles, James, tailor=Elizabeth, d. of

John Johncock, cordwainer. 1732.
Charles, Samuel, of London, brushmaker.

'795-
Charlton, Edward, gent. = Elizabeth, d. of

John Barham, barber. 1710.
Charossin, Peter, silkweaver. 1760.
Charosin. John, silkweaver. 17S0.

109

OF CANTEKBURV.

110

Cheeseman, John, butcher=Jane, d. of

John Stokes, joiner. 1671.
Cheeseman, Stephen, carpenter=!\Iary, d.

of John Wickham, carpenter. 1681.
Chester, John, of Rochester, coachman.

1794.
Cheston, Richard, taiIor=Elizabeth, d.

of Robert Hardes, barber. 1630.
Chevenyng, John, mercer=Joan, d. of

Roger Muhvode, of Cant., mercer.

1469.
Chever, Richard=Katharine, d. of John

Willyams, capper. 161 2. ^

Chilman, Jolin, grocer=Elizabeth, d. of !

Francis Maplisden, grocer. 1650. I
Church, John, clothier=Sarah, d. of John

Fagge, cluthijir. 1^54. i

Church, Thomas, husbandman=Sarah, d.

of John Twyman, clothworker. 1704. j
Church, Richard. victualler=Elizabeth, !

d. of Stephen Blashland, clothworker.

1706.
Churcher, John, currier=Mary, d. of

Thomas Claringbould, shoemaker.

1642.
Churchman (Chyrcheman), Nicholas,

haberdasher=.-\gnes, d. of Wilham

Poynaunt. HS''-
Churchward, John, of Chatham, Esqr.

1761.
Clare, John, carpenter=Mary, d. of Tho-
mas Allen, gardener. 1668.
Claringbole, Thomas, silkweaver=;\Iar-

garet, d. of Ralph Aldredge, tailor.

1695-
Claringbull, Thomas, of Wingham, la-
bourer. 1789.
Claringbold, Abraham, of Patrixbourne,

labourer. 1794.
Claris, Isaiah, silkweaver. 1761.
Claris, John, of London, pattern drawer.

1770.
Clarck, .Abraham, tailor=01yve, d. of

lohn Awger, shoemaker. 1576.
Clarke, John, brewer=Margaret, d. of

Nicholas Best, cooper. 1637.
Clarke, John, Doctor of Physic=Sibilla.

d. of William .Alill.s, linnendraper.

1702.
Clarke, John, of London, silkweaver=

Katherine, d. of James Bearing, of

Cant., silkweaver. 1710.
Clarck, Elisha, lastmaker=Katherine,d.of

George Cheever, grocer. 1715.
Clark, William, millener=]\Iargaret, d. of

Richard Davis, joiner. 1716.
Clark, Edward, victualler=Elizabeth, d.

of Edward Thomas, farrier. 1743-

Clark, Samuel, of London, shipwright.

1761.
Clarke, John, of Chatham, cordwainer.

1762.
Clarke, John, of London, tailor. 1790.
Clarksonn, William, ropemaker=Sara, d.
of John Sheopard, cordwainer. ;630.
Cleere, Guy, butcher=Anne, d. of George

Pargate, cordwainer. 1642.
Cleere. James, butcher=Elizabeth, d. of

William Allen, butcher. 1656.
Clements, Richard, husbandman=Eliza-
beth, d. of Thomas Upton, hemp-
dresser. 1741-
Clements, Samuel, of Faversham, black-
smith. 1768.
Clenche, Thomas, tailor=Elizabeth, d.

of John Potman. 1565.
Clethero, Daniel, gardener. 1761.
Clinch, Samuel, gardener=Sarah, d. of

William Pout, victualler. 1753.
Cloke, John, barber=Margaret, d. of

Richard Courtman. 1539.
Cloake, Charles, vintner=Elizabeth, d. of

John Drayton. 1684.

Cloak, William, of Petham, yeoman=

Anne, d. of John Gray, of Cant.,

carpenter. 1727.

Coates, George, cordwainer=^Lartha, d.

ofWilliamHayne,needlemaker. 1679.

Cobbe, John=Chrisiina, d. of Philip Spi-

cer. 1410.
Coblev, James, of London, silkweaver.

1761.
Cock (Cok), John, corvesir=Elena, d. of

John Scheereue. 141 8.
Coke, Thomas, tailor=Alice, d. of William

Kendall, barber. i499-
Cock, Henry, silkweaver= .Margaret, d. of

William Hoskins, currier. 1722.
Cockerton, George, cordwainer=Mary, d.

of John Drayton. 1673.
Cockes, Thomas, weaver=Margery, d. of

lohn Butcher, weaver. 1592.
Coe, Richard, of London, glover=EIiza-
beth, d. of Edward Oakshott, of
Cant., cordwainer. 1741.
Coe, William, clogmakt-r=Susanna, d. of

John jNIalpass, cordwainer. 1747-
Colbrand, Richard=Christina, d. of John

Se.xtayn. 1409.
Colebran, Matthew, of Dover, mariner.

1768.
Cole, John, tailor=Agnes, d. of William

'I'ygo. 1528.
Cole, John, hatter. 1765.
Coleman, Humphry, of London, oilman
^Elizabeth, d. of Charles Blogg, of
Cant., glazier. 1741.

Ill

FREEMEN

112

Colffe, Isaac, clerk=Mary, d. of George

Elvin, Alderman. 1624.
Collard, John, hop-planter. 1795.
Collard, Adam, of Deal, cordwainer.

1800.
Colley, William, of Bromley, Kent,

labourer. 1795.
Collington, Richard, victualler. 1789.
Collins, Isaac, weaver=Mary, d. of

Thomas Atwell, weaver. 1692.
Collins, Charles, silkweaver. 1754.
Collyar, Thomas, miller=Margaret, d. of

Henry Pender, victualler. 1696.
Comber, Richard, bricklayer=Anne, d. of

Samuel Bright, grocer. 1703.
Comerford, John, victualler=Elizabeth, d.

of Eldward Courthop, cordwainer.
1698.
Compton, Thomas, vintner=Joan, d. of

John Cobbe. 1447.
Conwey, Richard, smith=Thomasine, d.

of Robert Hardyng, fuller. t5oo.
Cook, John, smith, =Joan, d. of Thomas

Buntyng. 141 6.
Cooke, Peter, ironmonger=Annc, d.

of Thomas Lobley, shearman. 1576.
Cooke, John, tailor=Elizabeth, d. of

Richard Champneys. 1620.
Cooke, Thomas, gardener=Mary, d. of

Thomas Cooke, collarmaker. 1640.
Cooke, John, labourer=Mary, d. of John

Homersham, carpenter. 17 14.
Cook, John, of Bersted, labourer. 1754.
Cooke, Jeremiah, victualler. 1772.
Cook, James, of Ostend, vintner. 1790.
Cook, William, of St. Dunstan's, Kent,

servant. 1795.
Cooley, Anthony, vintner= Rebecca, d.

of William Tarry, vintner. 1650.
Cooley, Michael, labourer. 1766.
Cooper, Robert, carpenter=Elizabeth, d.

of John Osborne, tailor. 1648.
Cooper, Lawrence, butcher= Margaret, d.

of Stephen South, cloth worker. 1712.
Cooper, Jeremiah, bricklayer=Mary, d. of

Edward Eastman, collarmaker. 1 7 1 6.
Cooper, John, paslrvcook= Fhomasine, d.

of Jacob Coxen, tailor. 1716.
Cooper, John, of Stodmarsh, husband-

man=Sarah, d. of Jeremiah Paine,

of Cant., timber-broker. 1722.
Cooper, Thomas, carpenter. 1764.
Cooper, Thomas, of Dover, labourer.

1789.
Cooper, George, South Hants Militia.

1796.
Cooper, William, of the Somerset Militia.

1796.

Coopyng, Thomas, plumber=Bennet, d.
of John Danyell, bricklayer. 1566-

Copper, Edward=Elizabeth, d. of John
Muns, Alderman. 1690.

Cordell, John, of London, weaver. 1796.

Cordwell, John, tailor=Mary, d. of Es-
dras Johnson, scrivener. 1627.

Cornar, Phineas, silkweaver=Elizabeth,
d. of Jacob Wells, gardener. 1727.

Cornellis, John, husbandman=Christian,
d. of Thomas Goldhatch, wheel-
wright. 1696.

Cornes, John, of Rochester, pipemaker.

1795-
Cornewell, Christopher, dyer=Joan, d. of

John Wylcok. 1522.
Cosens, Thomas, carpenter. 1795.
Cosyn, John, haberdasher=Alice, d. of

John Lyon. 1420. .SVt Cussen.
Coteby, Stephen, =Anabelia, d. of John

Rolf, lockyer. 1409.
Cotton, James, tailor=Mary, d. of Wyl-

fred Marshall, shoemaker. 1597.
Coupere, Robert, grocer=a d. of John

Coupere. 1398.
Couper, John, taverner=Agnes, d. of

John Forde, butcher. 1477.
Court, Searles=a d. of Ade Guosole (.'')

1423-
Court, Henry, husbandman=Anne, d. of

John Adams, butcher. 1708.
Court, Thomas, of Harbledown, husband-

man=Elizabeth, d. of John Homer-
sham, of Cant., carpenter. 1722.
Court, Henry, farrier= Susanna, d. of

John B urges, farrier. 1723.
Court, Thomas, of St. Dunstan's in Kent,

husbandman =Ann, d. of William

Scrimshaw, of Cant., carpenter. 1 747.
Court, Thomas, of Harbledown, yeoman.

1761.
Court, Thomas, labourer. 1766.
Covell, William, of St. Nicholas in Thanet,

blacksmith. 1761.
Cowlard, James, of Giilingham, blacksmith

=Ann, d. of Abraham Burton, of

Cant., tailor. 1733.
Co.x, John, of London, silkweaver. 1768.
Coxen, Jacob, tailor= Mary, d. of Ambrose

Sturges, carpenter. 1680.
Cozens, James, of Chilham, schoolmaster.

1789.
Cozens, John, of Chilham, baker. 1789.
Crafts, John, of Petham. smith. 1761.
Crampton, Edward, of Kennington Cross

Surrey, watchmaker. 1796.
Crauforde, John, shoemaker=Ann, d. of

John Marlowe, shoemaker. 1594.

113

OF CANTERBURY.

114

Crauford, John, brewer=Elizabeth, d. of

Robert Flatman, bricklayer. 1706.
Cra\v>haw, Thomas, of London, labourer.

1768.
Creed, Samuel, of Sittingbourne, yeoman.

1768.
Creed, Thomas, carpenter. 1792.
Crepea, John, labourer=Elizabeth, d. of

John Gray, cordwainer. 1704.
Cresswick, James, tailor. 1766.
Crethall, Thomas, of Bridge, butcher=

Amy, d. of Joseph Mond, of Cant.,

woolcomber. 1705.
Crippen, Paul, brickIayer=Rebecca, d. of

John Payn, maltster. 1679.
Crippen, James, gardener. 1789.
Critchell, Samuel, of London, coachman.

1768.
Croft, John, tailor=Mary, d. of William

Sedger. 1626.
Crook, John, of London, painter. 1790.
Crooks, David, of London, cordwainer.

1790.
Crosby, Nicholas, tapser=Alice, d. of

Thomas Buntyng. 1403.
Cross (Cros), William, tailor=Joan, d. of

William Fonteyn. 1418.
Cross, James, cordwainer^Mary, d. of

Joan Burton, cordwainer. 1722.
Cross, Charles, staymaker. 1753.
Crossley, Wilham, labourer. 1773.
Crouche. John, carnife.x=Sarah, d. of

William Munde. 1404.
Crow, Richard, silk weaver. 177^
Crowter, John, cordwainer. 1795.
Crump, Isaac, papermaker. 1768.
Crupee, James, silkweaver=!\Iary, d. of

John Ware, cordwainer. 1749.
Cullen, John, silkweaver=Ann, d. of

Edward Morgan, woollendraper.

'739-
Cullen, William, of Elham, husbandman.

'757-
Cullen, Anthony Hubert, silkweaver.

'765-
Cundytt, Thomas=Mary, d. of George

Underdo wne, innholder. 1564.
Currall, William, yeoman^Elizabeth, d.

of John Hamond. 1530.
Curteis, John, butcher=Elizabeth, d. of

Thomas Williams, butcher. 1683.
Cussen, Christopher, tailor^EUen, d. of

Richard Fusser, haberdasher of small

wares. 161 9. 3'6Y Cosyn.
Dabbes, Thomas, yeoman^ye d. of

Thomas Frentch. 1559.

Daine, Daniel, of Faversham, dredgers-
Ann, d. of Vespatian Harris, of

Cant , silkweaver. 1734.
Daines, Simon, brickIayer=Anne, d. of

Christopher Henley. 1704.
Daines, John, of Dover, gent.=Sarah, d.

of John Hatch, of Cant., goldsmith.

1711.
Dale (Dael), Thomas, vintner=^Iargaret,

d. of John Cockson, deceased. 1566.
Dale, Francis, shoemaker=Rachel, d. of

Christopher Leedes, Alderman. 1581.
Daniel, Edward, of London, sailmaker=

Anne, d. of Thomas Casey, of Cant.,

baker. 1741.
Darknall, Robert, gent.=Alice, d. of

Henry Gosebourne. 1522.
Davis, Thomas, tailor= Margaret, d. of

John Fenn, cordwainer. 1712.
Davies, Thomas, of London, millener=

Lydia, d. of James Newton, of Cant.,

tailor. 1720.
Davis, Michal, victualler. 1787.
Davison, John, tailor. 1800.
Davy, William, baker=Katherine, d. of

Richard Hart, hosier. 1523.
Dawes, Hugh, gent.=Ann, d. of John

Barham, barber. 1734.
Dawes, Thomas, labourer. 1759.
Dawne, Robert, tailor^Susanna, d. of

William Mitchelborne, tailor. 1750.
Dawson, John, of Margate, pastrycook.

1790-
Day, James, labourer=Mary, d. of George

Bly, labourer. 1744.
Day, William, of Deptford, bricklayer.

.76..
Dean, Robert, millwright=Jane, d. of

Stephen Adis, bricklayer. 1676.
Dean, John, grocer. 1798.
Dear, William, of Deal, labourer. 1795.
De Beauvais, Charles, cordwainer. 1798.
De Dane, Thomas, barber^Joan, d. of

Robert Vyrle, "parmenottr semoris."

'43°-
De La Croy, John, cordwainer=Mary, d.

of John Malpas, cordwainer. 1715.
De le Hay, Henry, taverner=Margaret, d.

of Roger Layborne. 1484.
De Lemar, Peter, silkweaver. 1784.
Delo, Peter, silkweaver=Elizabeth, d. of

Thomas Wood, bricklayer.

' /i'

Delo, John, silkweaver. 1758.

Dence, John, smith=Joan, d. of Thomas

Raynold, smith. 1500.
Dein, Thomas, husbandman. 1768.
Dene, John, fuller^Isabella, d. of John

Tapton, weaver. 1441-

H

115

FREEMEN

116

Dene, Charles, of London, silkweaver=
Martha, d. of John Elliott, of Cant.,
carpenter. 1741.

Denew, John, of Hackington, Esqr.=
Elizabeth, d. of William Ranee,
gent. 1727-

Denne, Vincent, Esquire=Mary, d. of
Thomas Denne, Esquire, late Re-
corder of Cant. 1656.

Denne, John, linnendraper. 1771-

Dennett, Robert, of London, labourer.

1754-

Derelove, John, locksmith=Agnes, d. of
John Elvee, shoemaker. 1571.

Dierlove, Nicholas, shoemaker^Kather-
ine, d. of Alexander Hawlett, linnen-
draper. 1575.

Dering, James, silkweaver=Katherine, d.
of George Simpson, tailor. i66z.

Dervell, Daniel, of London, silkweaver.

■754-
Dessign, William, silkweaver=Ann, d. of

John Cox, linnenweaver. 1734-
Dessign, Samuel, silkweaver==I\Iary, d. of

Robert Nye, gardener. 1739-
Devcll, John, \vaxchandler=Alice, d. of

Richard Lurkyn, waxchandler. 149 1.
Devine, John, of Holy Cross, Cant.,

vvoolcomber. 1754.
Devine, William, cordwainer. 1778.
Diaper, Edward, of Boughton Blean,

labourer. 1789.
Dickinson, Roger, shoemaker=Em, d. of

Thomas Pleasington. 1604.
Dickson, John, of Bermondsey, cooper^

Mary, d. of Henry Peen, of Cant.,

cordwainer. 1741. 6'tr Dixon.
Dillnott, Nicholas, cordwainer=Mary, d.

of William Bullock, cordwainer. 1657.
Dilnot, Thomas, barber and perukemaker

^Mary, d. of James Rawling, barber

and perukemaker. 1744.
Dixon, Rowland, tailor^Katherine, d. of

Henry Combe {?), skinner. 1596.
Dixon, Charles, carpenter=Sarah, d. of

Edward Engham, joiner. 1 7 2 1 .
Dixon, Richard, baker. 1771. — ^'cf Dick-
son.
Dodde, William, barber=Margery, d. of

Thomas Pykynden. i486.
Dodd, John, of Kennington in Kent,

yeoman=Margaret, d. of John Bur-
den, of Cant., currier. 1747.
Dodd, John, of Faversham, blacksmith.

1786.
Dodson, George, of Rochester, gent.=

Mary, d. of John Shatwater, of Cant.,

brewer. 17 14.

Doe, Henderson, of London, gent.=Eliza-

beth, d. of Robert Wood, of Cant.,

maltster. 1741.
Does, Christopher, currier=Deborah, d.

of Joseph Cowell. 1616.
Dolliman, William=Anne, d. of Isaac

Bond. 1651.
Doolan, John, of London, upholder. 1767.
Dombrain (Dambrain), Isaac, silkweaver

^Katherine, d. of John Denn, tur-
ner. 1704.
Dombrain, John, silkweaver. 1761.
Doorne (Dome), Nicholas, labourer=

Elizabeth, d. of Nicholas Wyllyams,

pewterer. 1579.
Doorne, Francis, labourer=Hannah, d.

of Peter Sturges, cordwainer. 1727.
Dournall, John, silkweaver=Mary, d. of

William Studham, feltmaker. 1724.
Dowdell, Bartholomew, of Wandsworth,

Surrey, cordwainer. 1768.
Downer, Henry, of London, ironmonger.

•794-
Downs, James, victualler. 1780.
Dray, William, carpenter=Elizabeth, d.

of Paul Hubbert, carpenter. 1670.
Drayson, William, of the Borough of

Longport, husbandman^Mary, d. of

George Bean, silkweaver. 1721.
Drayton, Horton, of Christchurch, Cant.,

gent.:=Mary, d. of Valentine French,

gent. 1640.
Driver, Philip, of Sandwich, carpenter=

Sarah, d. of John Oackley of this

city, bricklayer. 1705.
Drury, Richard, of St. Dunstan, Kent,

labourer. 1760.
Duckett, Bird, of Chatham, stonemason.

1768.
Dudston, Thomas, grocer=Agnes, d. of

George Heslast, baker. 1541.
Duffan, John=Elizabeth, d. of William

Collynes, shearman. 1585.
Duffeld, Robert, skinner=Joan, d. of

John Peek, saddler. 1408.
Dugmore, Edward, labourer=Sarah, d.

of John Crippen, bricklayer. 1727.
Dulmar, Charles, woolcomber=Anne, d.

of Andrew Holness, carpenter. 1731.
Dulmar, Peter, silkweaver. 1773.
Dumez, Samuel, silkweaver. 1753.
Dunke, Robert, gardener^the d. of Paul

Wiggins, bricklayer. 1704.
Dunk, Robert, of Ramsgate, gardener.

>754-
Dunkyn, Richard, of Godmersham, yeo-
man=Joan, d. of Thomas Catbery.
'452.

117

OF CANTERBURY.

118

Dunkin, Thomas, maltster=Sarah, d. of

AveryHills.apothecary and Alderman.

1663.
Dunning, May, thread maker=Elizabeth,

d. of Thomas Whineats, barber. 1638.
Dunning, William, woolcomber^Mary,

d. of Griffin Chantrey. 171 3-
Dunnings, James, silkweaver^Susan, d.

of Vespatian Harris, silkweaver=

1733-
Durant, Thoma<;, gardener=Ann, d. of

Richard Ginder, blacksmith. 1716.
Durant, Nicholas, brewer=Elizabeth, d.

of John Crauford, brewer. 1730.
Dury, David, turner=Sarah, d. of John

Pilcher, silkweaver. 1724.
Dyson, John, pewterer==Joan, d. of

George Pownces. 15+4-
Earle, Joseph, labourer. 1768.
Easterling, Robert, butcher=Elizabeth,

d. of Thomas Chandler, butcher.

1648.
Eastes, Thomas, bricklayer=Mary, d. of

John Wellard, bricklayer. 1735.
Eastland, Thomas, husbandman=i\Iercy,

d. of Charles Page, farrier. 1 744.
Eastman, Richard, collarmaker=Agnes,

d. of Jeffrey Newton, hackneyman.

1577-
Eastwood, William, of London, hot-

presser=Hester, d. of Charles Blogg,

of Cant., glazier. 1741.
Eaton, Gilbert, canmaker^Elizabeth, d.

of William Dawson, joiner. 1637.
Eaton, Benjamin, of Dunkirk, sawyer.

1789.
Edbrough, Richard, cook=Johanna, d.

of Thomas Fowler, carpt-nter. 1693.
Ede, John, cordwainer=Frances, d. of

Samuel Elvy, hempdresser. 1747.
Edenden, William, of Whitstable. 1796.
Edes, William, gent. 1757.
Edisforth, William, upholster=Elizabeth,

d. of Zachary Lee, haberbasher of

hats and Alderman. 1663.
Edlow, Samuel, blacksmith=Anne, d. of

William Vittall, bricklayer. 1717.
Edridge, William, upholster^the d. of

Joseph Berry, victualler. 1706.
Edward, Laurence, butcher=Millicent,

d. of Bartholomew Forde. 1451.
Edwards, John, Notary Public=Mary, d.

of James Nethersole, Alderman. 1597.
Edwards, Richard=Mary, d. of Paul

Skilton, weaver. 1708.
Edwards, Thomas, of Holy Cross with-
out, Cant., tobacconist=Elizabeth,

d. of John Attwell, of Cant., weaver.

'730-"

Edwards, Richard, of Cobham, labourer.

1767.
Effyld, John, brewer=Rachel, d. of

Ralph Bawden, Alderman. 1591.
Eleham, John, fer'=Joan, d. of John

Sand'r, fuller. 1399.
Elgar, William, tailor=Ann, d. of Will-
iam Wilbore. 1606.
Elkinton, John, of Bridge, husbandman

=Mary, d. of Edward Hayward, of

Cant., baker. 1741.
Elliot, John, of Heme. carpenter=Cath-

erine, d. of William Waddell, of

Cant., cordwainer. 171 1.
Elliott, Matthew, stonecutter=Mary, d.

of Paul Norwood, joiner. 1721.
Ellis (Elys), Stephen, saddler^Joan, d.

of John Roger, vintner. 1434.
Ellis, Thomas, clothier^Mary, d. of

Nicholas Colbrand. 1604.
Ellis, John, of Sandwich, tailor=Eliza-

beth, d. of Thomas Hall, of Cant.,

turner. 1727.
Ellis,Thomas,glover=Mary,d. of Edward

Belts, bricklayer. 1727.
Ellis. James, of Sandwich, tailor=Ann,

d. of Thomas Hall, of Cant., turner.

'734-
Ellis, John, sawyer=Katherine, d. of

Thomas JoUey, maltster. 1738.
Ellis, William, sawyer=Catherine, d. of

Thomas Jolly, maltster. 1741.
Else, John, labourer. 1795.
Elsted, Edward, of Chilham, surgeon.

1800.
Elvy, Thomas, of Faversham, grocer=

Mary, d. of John Toker, of Cant.,

yeoman. 1727.
Elvey, Thomas, silkweaver=Thomasine,

d. of Joseph Blinston, victualler.

1750-
Elvey, Robert, blacksmith. 1760.
Elwyn, Richard, hoyman. 1772.
Emm, William, sievemaker=Mary, d. of

Edmund White, maltster. 1744.
Emmerson, Daniel, of Chatham, basket-

maker=Ann, d. of Thomas Rogers,

of Cant, wheelwright. 1734.
Epps, William, of Ticehurst in Susse.x,

thatcher. 1754.
Epps, William, labourer. 1774-
Esse.x, alias Simon, John=Joan, d. of

Ralph Figge. 141 2.
Evands, David, currier=Mary, d. of

Robert Cooke, shoemaker. 1639.
Evans, John, tailor=Agnes, d. of Edward

Carpynter, Alderman. 1580.

119

FREEMKN

120

Evans, Zacharias, clerk=Jane, d. of

Edward Nethersoll, Alderman. 1601.
Evans, Robert, bricklayer=Mildred, d. of

Nicholas Henden. 1617.
Evenden, Simon, basketmaker=Elizabeth,

d. of William Kitham, tailor. 1714.
Everden, Abraham, labourer^the d. of

John Hamidge, maltster. 1726.
Everet, Henry, vintner^Deborah, d. of

Simon Beverton, clothworker. 1642.
Everett, John, of St. Catharine's near the

Tower of London, waterman=Alice,

d. of Thomas Blake, of Cant., barber.

174S-
Ewell, Thomas, of Heme, victualler=

Thomasine, d. of James Deering,

silkweaver. 1722.
Facon, Arnold, silkweaver=Elizabeth, d.

of VVilUamStudham, feltmaker. 1725.
Fairbrass, Edward, of Faversham,hoyman.

'773-
Fairman, Francis, schoolmaster. 1768.
Fairman, John, gardener. 1796.
Farree, John, silkweaver=Anne, d. of

Thomas Gill, butcher. 1735.
Farris, Robert, bricklayer=Frances, d. of

Brattle /'.r/fy, blacksmith. 1753-
Faryngbras. Robert, tegheler=Isabella,

d. of John Lynde. 1416.
Fasham, Thomas. labourer^Anne, d. of

William Richardson, tailor. 1710.
Fassam, Thomas, labourer. 1789.
Faulkner, John, of the Borough of Staple-
gate, silkweaver. 1770.
Fearne, Charles, gent.^Elizabeth, d. of

Israel Jacob, apothecary. 1688.
Fedarb, Jacob, of Holy Cross, Cant.,

cordwainer. 1765.
Fedarb, Jacob Augustine, cordwainer.

1790.
Feekings, John, labourer. 1767.
Felton, Thomas=Dionisia, d. of Richard

Dane. 141 2.
F"enkyll, Edward=Johanna, d. of John

Bonyngton. 1461.
Ferrand, Jeremiah, woolcomber. 1763.
Ferrand, James, of Holy Cross, Cant.,

woolcomber. 1764.
Ferrier, Samuel, of Sandwich, victualler=

Jane, d. of John Lillesden, of Cant.,

baker. 1749.
Feild, William, husbandman=Mary, d. of

Thomas Warwell, bricklayer. 1705.
Field, John, labourer. 1796.
Finch, James, dealer in wines and corn.

"77S-
Finn, Richard, cordwainer=Susan, d. of
Christopher Carlton, carpenter. 1640.

Finne, Thomas, cordwainer^Elizabeth,

d. of John Kennett, grocer. 1656.
Finn, Thomas, victualler. 1778.
Finnis, William, of Dover, maiiner. 1761.
Fisher, John, oatmealmaker=Elizabeth,

d. of Edward Bullock, cordwainer.

1677.
Fisher, Benjamin, of Faversham, marmer

=Sarah, d. of Thomas Jeoflfery, of

Cant., cutler. 1705.
Fisher, John, of Chatham, gardener=

Martha, d. of Paul Wiggins, of Cant.,

bricklayer. 1727.
Fist, John, tailor=Susanna, d. of Walter

Maplisden, grocer. 1694.
Fist, Joseph, cordwainer. 1759.
Fitzer, Anthony, of St. Paul's in Middle-
six, cordwainer. 1754.
Fitz Gerald, Thomas, of Milton n. Sitting-
bourne, surgeon. 1772.
Flacton, Henry, bricklayer=Katherine,

d. of Mark Elven, shoemaker. 1639.
Flecton, Warham, baker=Elizabeth, <i.

William Young. 1630.
Fletcher, William, butcher. 1778.
Flint, Thomas, of Ashford, ironmonger.

1780.
Flisher, John, yeoman= Margaret, d. of

Christopher Verryer. 1708.
Foach (Foche), John, woollendraper=

jane, d. of Peter Bull. 1623.
Foach, Edward, tailor= Hester, d. of

William Haines, late Serjeant-at-

Mace. 1672.
Foat, William, of Whitstable, dredger.

1767.
Fokes, Thomas, haberdasher=Elianorh

d. of Thomas Wanflete. 1 48 1 .
Folvyle, Thomas, apothecary=Isabella,

d. of Matthew Hygyn. 1452.
Foreman, Stephen, of Sittingbourne,

labourer. 1789.
Forster, Thomas, gent.=Alice, d. of John

Wynter. [From a loose leaf of the

15th century. No date.]
Foster, Maximilian, tailor=Sara, d. of

John Bright, scrivener. 1636.
Fouljam, Edward, baker. 1780.
Fowell, Harry, glover=Anne, d. of George

Hwt, fle'tcher. 1564.
Foweler, Thomas, corvesir=Joan, d. of

John Sengelyn, corvesir. 1432.
Fowie, John, clothmaker=a d. of Roger

Gierke. 1506.
Fowler, William, cordwainer. 1792.
Fowler, William, pattenmaker. 1796.
Fox, William, surgeon=Ellinor, d. of

Charles Anott, surgeon. 1624.

121

OF CANTERBURY.

122

Fox, Isaac, weaver=Mary, d. of Thomas

Young, gardener. 1700.
Fox, David, labourer=Anne, d. of William

Silk, carpenter. 1722.
Fox, William, of Nackington, yeoman=

Frances, d. of William Mount, baker.

1722.
Fox, Richard, cordwainer=Elizabeth, d.

of John Skillett, sergeweaver. 17+7.
Francke, Markes, weaver=Elizabeth, d.

of John Preston, shoemaker. 1599.
Franck, John, cordwainer=]^Iary, d. of

John Hearne, cordwainer. 171+.
Franklyn, William, of London, clockmaker

=Mary, d. of John Hamblcton, of

Cant., barber. 17+1.
Franklin, Robert, of Streatham, Surrey,

labourer. 1773.
Fray, Edward, tallow chandler=Eden, d.

of Robert Miles, cordwainer. 1664.
Free, Thomas, shoemaker=Ursu]a, d. of

James Vance. 1598.
French, Gabriel, weaver=Joan. d. of

Edward Collyns, tailor. 1613.
French, Robert=Mary, d. of Thomas

Stocken, glover. 1613.
Frengeham, Eustace, tailor=Eleanor, d.

of James Vydean. 1539-
Freville, Peter, silkweaver=Katherine, d.

of Edward Copper, gardener. 1736.
Friday, John, of Harbledown, labourer.

1790.
Fridd, Robert, miller, disfranchised by

his consent and afterwards re-admit-

ted=Ann, d. of Thomas Abbot,

Serjeant-at-Mace. 1677.
Friend, Daniel, cordwainer=Anne, d. of

John Clay, labourer. 1644.
Friend, John, the younger, woollendraper

=Frances, d. of Squier Beverton,

Alderman. 1690.
Friend, George, of the Precincts, Cant.,

tailor=Elizabeth, d.of Thomas Clif-
ford, joiner. 1720.
Freind, J ohn, of the Borough of Longport,

yeoman=Anne, d. of Samuel Cox,

bricklayer. 1722.
Fieind, William, of Deal, maltster=Sarah,

d. of Edward Gilbert, of Cant., joiner.

.728.
Frost, Richard, of London, gent. 1761.
Frost, Thomas, labourer. 1773.
Fuller, Robert, glover=Mary, d. of Rich-
ard Cheevers, glover. 1644.
Fuller, John, silkweaver=Martha, d. of

John Terry, grocer. 1671.
Fuller, Richard, innholder=jMary, d. of

John Williams, turner. 1725.

Fuller, Robert, cabinetmaker. 1780.
Furley, John, gent. 1796.
Furner, Davison, of Deal, sawyer. 1789.
Gaitskell, John, of London, silkweaver.

1760.
Gilt-r, John, victuaner=Anne, d. of

William Barham, joiner. 1695.
Gallaspy, WilHam, of the Royal Artillery.

1799.
Gambler, Gideon, weaver^ Hester, d. of

Thomas iNIarrable, bricklayer. 1748.
Gammage, Benjamin, of London, victual-

ler= Hannah, d.. of Thomas Waite

of Cant., weaver, 1753.
Gammon, John, linnenweaver=I\Iary, d.

of John Newman, Serjeant-at-Mace.

i68z.
Gann, W'illiam, of Adisham, labourer=

Elizabeth, d. of Henry Rogers, of

Cant., cordwainer. 1733.
Gardener, James, of St. RLary's in the

Hundred of Hoo, labourer. 1761.
Gardiner, Thomas, labourer. 1773.
Gardener, Nathaniel, of the Borough of

Staplegate, plumber and glazier.

1776.
Garner, William, cordwainer. 1760.
Gaunte, Richard, gent.= Margery, d. of

Richard Railton, gent. 1572.
Gay, Tilmanus, goldsmith=a d. of Thomas

Hunte, cook. 1428.
Gedney, John^Constanam, d. of Reginald

Hamer, late of Cant., tailor. 1469.
Gefferey, Robert, joiner^=Joan, d. of

Richard Mundens. 1466.
George, John, silkweaver^Mary, d. of

William Haines, Serjeant-at-.Mace.

1673-
Gere, William, yeoman=Beatrice, d. of

Thomas Waynflete. 1487.
Gerard, Thomas, clerk=Joan, d. of

Henry Baker, of Relfyndeh (.''), clerk.

1 40 1.
Gerrard, Thomas, draper=.\gnes, d. of

Edward Cook. 1450.
Gibbin, John, of Harbledown, victualler=

Mary, d. of John Ivcyson, of Cant.,

baker. 1747.
Gibbons, John, of Dover, carpenter. 1789.
Gibbs, Ambrose, labourer=Mary, d. of

Isaac Dombrain, weaver. 1734.
Gibson (Gybson), John, joiner=Thomas-

ine, d. of Robert Hunte. 1537.
Gibson, Anthony, bricklayer=Sarah, d. of

Thomas Frampton, tailor. 1727.
Gilbert, John, yeoman=Frances, d. of

Robert Brydges. 161 1.
Gilby, Thomas, labourer. 1792.

123

FREEMEN

124

Gilby, Francis, whitesmith. 1795.
Giles, Stephen, shoemakeri=Ehzabeth, d.

ofDaniel Wilkinson, goldsmith. 1603.
Giles, John, " hairbyyer "=Susan, d. of

Edward Eastman, ribbon-weaver.

Giles, Robert, of Maidstone, fruiterer=

EHzabeth, d. of John Cox, of Cant.,

linnen weaver. 1734.
Giles, Thomas, haberdasher=Lydia, d. of

John Hobbs, linnendraper. 1751.
Gilham, Thomas, husbandman. 1755.
Gillam, William, miller=Mary, d. of

William Plomer, fletcher. 1631.
Gill, William, carpenter=Katherine d. of

William Walker. 1651.
Gill, Benjamin, silkweaver=K;iizabeth, d.

ofThomas Fleete, cordwainer. 1729.
Gilman, Thomas, smith=Jane, d. of

Alexander Barles, joiner. 1702.
Gilmore, James, silkweaver= Elizabeth,

d. of Stephen Nicholson, mercer.

1678.
Gimber, Francis, of Faversham, baker=

Elizabeth, d. of Rest Fenner, of

Cant., hop-planter. 17 10.
Ginder, William, linnendraper=Martha,

d. of Alexander Snoad, tallow chand-
ler. 1675.
Ginder, John Stephen, basketmaker=

Elizabeth, d. of John Fowle, carpen-
ter. 1727.
Gipps, Simon, of Charing, surgeon=Ann,

d. of Henry Landman, innholder.

1680.
Giraud, Richard H<irvey, grocer. 1791.
Gladinge, Stephen, butcher= -Martha, d.

ofThomas Gill, butcher. 1706.
Glasyare, Thomas, mason=Alice, d. of

Nicholas Munden. 145 i.
Glover, William, clothier=Joan, d. of

Richard Wood, baker. 1627.
Glover, Isaac, silkweaver=Anne, d. of

William Taylor, carpenter. 1700.
Goddard, George, cordwainer=Mary, d.

of Joseph Cowell, currirr. 1637.
Godfrey, Benjamin, of St. Dunstan's in

Kent, baker. 1782.
Godfrey, George, of Sturry, labourer.

'795-

Godyn, John, butcher=Isabella, d. of
Alexaniler Forde. i437-

Goens, John, gardener=Elizabeth, d. of
Abel Gilbert, victualler. 1752.

Goldfinch, Nicholas, carpcnter=Juhanna,
d. of Isaiah Parker, innholder. 1691.

Golding, John, officer in the Excise=
Mary, d. of William Gorely, haber-
dasher of hatts. 1753.

Golding, Henry Gosbee, officer in the

Excise. 1756.
Goldsmyth, John. See Squyar, John.

1482.
Goldsmith, Samuel, glazier=Mary, d. of

Edward Francks, bricklayer. 1730.
Goldup, John, silkweaver. 1778.
Goodwin. Thomas, husbandman=Judith,

d. of Edward Parsons, butcher. 1 709.
Goodwin, William, schoolmaster=Bar-

bara, d. of James Halloway, cord-
wainer. 1727.
Goodwin, William, silkweaver=Sarah, d.

of Elias Rew, basketmaker. 1743.
Goodwin, William, of London, victualler.

1767.
Gore (Gowre), Thomas, tailor=a d. of

Richard Hart, hosier. 1514.
Gore, Robert, barber=Joan, d. of Roger

Thykmylk, capper, freeman of the

said city before Joan was born. 1526.
Gore, Israel, smith. 1759.
Gorely, Henry, silkweaver. 1782.
Gorham, Christopher, cordwdiner=Mary,

d. of Daniel Ellis, cordwainer. 1656.
Gosby, John, yeoman=Mary, d. of Henry

Rogers, wheelwright. 173'-
Gosby, Richard, tailor=Elizabeth, d. of

Thomas Porter, labourer. 1750.
Gould, Joseph, of London, tinplate

worker. 1761.
Gowland, Richard Symons, haberdasher.

'793-
Grace, John, cordwainer=Mary, d. of

George Cowell, currier. 1668.
Gradidge, William, chemist. 1786.
Gramet, John, malemaker=Agnes, d. of

John Merchant. 1426.
Gratrix, |ohn, gent. 1780.
Graves, Christopher, currier=Agnes, d. of

Richard Brooke, grocer. 1569.
Gray, Henry, bricklayer=Jenytruth, d. of

Richard Lowell, bricklayer. 1678.
Gray, Thomas, gardener. 1767.
Gray, Henry, mason. 1789
Gray, James, of Westgate in Kent,

labourer. 1789.
Gray, John, 12 Regiment of Foot. 1796.
Grebell, Allen, Esquire. 1770.
Green (Grene), William, fuller=Eliza-

beth, d. of Andrew Goffe. i486.
Greene, Thomas, butcher=Elizabeth, d.

of John Gill, carpenter. 1674.
Greenhill, Richard, of Asliford, gent.

1768.
Greenland, Augustine, cabinet maker.

1782.

125

OF CANTERBURY.

126

Grenleaffe, Thomas, shoemakcr=Sylves-

ter, d. of Lancelott Hills. 1616.
Gregory, John, of Hastingleigh, yeoman

=Mary d. of James Creed, of Cant.,

carpenter. 1741.
Gregory, Francis, of the Precincts, Cant.,

clerk. 1761.
Grew, Thomas, silkweaver. 17^4.
Griffen, Edward, liusbandman=Elizabelh,

d. of John ?iIorgan, cordwainer. 1691.
Griggs, Henry, of Bekesbourne, labourer.

1790.
Grimes, Thomas, of London, cutler=

Frances, d. of John Beverton, of

Cant., brewer. 1753.
Grishow, John, tanner=Anne, d. of

Matthew Beaumont, of St. Stephen's

[near Cant.] victualler. 1747-
Grove, Joseph, printer. 1773-
Guinnop, William, of [blank] in Kent=

Martha, d. of Thomas Best, brewer.

1674.
Gunn, Nicholas, tailor=Joan, d. of Will-
iam Knott, brewer. 1627.
Gwodale, ]ohn, Junior, funer=Cristina,

d. of Thomas Jankyn. 141 1.
Hack, Richard, labourer. 1780.
Hacker, William, carpenter. 1797.
Hadlowe, William, bricklayer=Elizabeth,

d. of Anthony Browne, joiner. 1636.
Haffenden, Richard, husbandman=Rose,

d. of \\'illiam Wickham, coachman.

1707.
Hales, Thomas, butcher=Mary, d. of

William .Studham, cooper. 1700.
Hales, John, grocer=Elizabeth, d. of

Peter Tomlin, grocer. 1739.
Halford, Richard, ironmonger. 1775.
Halke, Richard, of Faversham, clerk. 1784.
Hall, Robert, fuller=.\lice, d. of John

Auncell, late of Westgate, baker. 1 49 1 .
Hall, Samuel, of St. Dunstan's, Cant.,

cordwainer=Martha, d. of John Bul-
lock, cheesemonger. 1708.
Hall, William, of Tong, husbandman=

Sarah, d. of William Skilton, of Cant.,

linnenweaver. 1741-
Hall, George, victualler. 1754.
Hall, Richard, of Rochester, labourer.

1768.
Hall, Samuel, shopkeeper. 1780.
Hallet, Alexander, mercer=.\gnes, d. of

John Burges. 1542.
Halsnoade, Samuel, shoemaker=Mary, d.

of Christopher Ashenden, shoemaker.

1617.
Halsnod, John, pattenmaker=Mary, d. of

Simon Evernden,basketmaker. 1739.

Hambleton, William, tador=Mary, d. of

Bell Whyte, joiner. 1620.
Hambrook, Edward, blacksmith=Eliza-

beth, d. of John Chapman, gardener.

1749.
Hamelyn, John=.\lice, d. of John Russell,

smith. 1403.
Hammage, Thomas, tailor=Anne, d. of

William Knott, brewer. 1627.
Hamond, Hugh, tiler=Joan, d. of Tho-
mas Cokes. 1544.
Hammond, William, of St. Alban's, Non-

inston, gent.=Elizabeth, d. of John

Kingsford, millener '695.
Hamond, George, of Whitstable, gent.=

Elizabeth, d. of Henry Twiman, of

Cant., late Alderman. 17 10.
Hammond, George, gent. = Mary, d. of

Hercules Hills, baker. 1720.
Hammond, James, labourer. 1789.
Hangrel, Simon=.-\,2nes, d. of Richard

de Leghe. 1406.
Hannaree, John, silkweaver=Malbree, d.

of Thomas Casey, baker. 1 740.
Hannell, Francis, currier=Mary, d. of

Vespatian Harris, woolcombcr. 1 702.
Hardeman, Richard, of Lydd, fisherman.

1774-
Harding, John, dyer=Sarah, d. of Richard

Palmer, cooper. 1722.
Hare, James, labourer. 1789.
Harker, William, of Stepney, shipwright.

1768.
Harris (Harryes), John, tailor=Joan, d.

of John Ambrose the elder. 1539.
Harrys, George, trugger=Mercy, d. of

Thomas Wyllyams, clothworker.

•577-
Harrys, Titus, maltman=Margery, d. of

Roger Welles. 1578.
Harris, Nicholas, cordwainer=Mary, d. of

Roger Cooke, cordwainer. 1678.
Harris, John, porter=.\nne, d. of Joseph

Warwell, bricklayer. 1707.
Harris, Thomas, of Bridge, maltster=

Dorothy, d. of Ralph Aldridge, of

Cant., carpenter. 1730.
Harris, Thomas, of London, gent.=Anne,

d. of John Berry, of Cant., goldsmith.

1750-
Harrison (Harryson), George, tailor=

Margaret, d. of Arnold Terry. 16 12.
Harrison, Henr)-, taiIor=Anne, d. of

Henry Rogers, cordwainer. 1698.
Harrison, James, Quarter Master, ist

Regiment of Dragoons. 1799.
Hart, John, of Westgate street, mercer,=

Margery, d. of John Alcok. 1544.

127

FREEMEN

128

Hart, Paul, vintner=Mary, d. of William

Gill, carpenter. 1681.
Harte, Timothy, victuaner=Dorcas, d. of

Thomas Mathews, tailor. 1695.
Hart, John, husbandman=Anne, d. of

Matthew Woodfull, silkweaver. 170+.
Hartley, Richard, of London, coach

harness maker. 1768.
Harvey, Benjamin, cabinet maker. 1796.
Haselwalle, William, yeoman=Elizabeth.

d. of Fowler Colbrand, tailor. 1598.
Haslocke, Cornelius, weaver=Blanch, d.

of Abraham Davis, blacksmith. 1633.
Hassell, William, of St. Nicholas Atwade,

clerk. 1768.
Hatcher, William, grocer=Elizabeth, d.

of William Sharpe, butcher. 17 10.
Hawker, William, apothecary=Elizabeth,

d. of John Browning, grocer. 1 693.
Hawkes, Thomas=Margaret, d. of Will-
iam Harte, whitesmith. 1577-
Hawkyns, Ralph, taiIor=Martha, d. of

Ralph Bawdyn, Alderman. 1594.
Hawkins, Thomas, labourer. 1766.
Hawkins, John, silkweaver. 1793-
Hawll, John, tailor=Joan, d. of George

Leek, saddler. 1570.
Hawle, John, cordwainer=Ann, d. of

John Holland, cordwainer. i6zo.
Hawlee, Nichola.s, baker=Alice, d. of

Edward Kennard. 1607.
Haythorne, William, carpenter=Kather-

ine, d. of Christopher Leeds, cloth-
worker. 1577-
Hayvvard, Nicholas, shoemaker=Joan, d.

of Hamon Vsborne, tiler. 1570.
Hayward, Thomas, feltmaker=Margaret,

d. of Godfry Meers, cordwainer. 1635.
Hayward, Richard, victualler=Dorothy,

d. of John Moate, cooper. 1721.
Hayward, John, of Chartham, blacksmith

=Mary, d. of Peter Mount, carpenter.

1722.
Hayward, Robert, of Minster, in Thanet

=Mary, d. of Robert Wachers, of

Cant., cordwainer. 1727.
Hayward, Peter, gent.=Ann, d. of William

Crayford, Esqr. 1733.
Hayward, John, of Hackington, yeoman.

1768.
Hayward, James, of St. Gregory's in

Kent, gardener. 1777-
Hayward, Richard, of Goodnestone n.

Wingham, labourer. 1789.
Headaway, John, bricklayer=Ann, d. of

Richard Studham, late of Cant., then

of Faversham, feltmaker. 1733-
Heard, Daniel, victualler. 1790.

Heath, alias Shorry, John=Dorothy, d.

of Ingram Ellis. 1604.
Hedgcock, Thomas, silkweaver=Eliza-

beth, d. of John Rolfe, bricklayer.

1695.
Hedger, John, of London, cordwainer.

1754-
Herbert, William, butcher=Elizabeth, d.

of Thomas Greene, butcher. 1696.
Hewit, Valentine, of London, thread-

maker=Ann, d. of John Soames, of

Cant., smith. 1734.
Highsted, John, labourer=Margaret, d. of

Thomas Prett, joiner. 17 14.
Hildersome, Thomas, blacksmith=Eliza-

beth, d. of Abraham Long, tailor.

1625.
Hilkes, Anthony, of London, cabinet-
maker. 1760.
Hill, John, pewterer=Ursula, d. of Henry

Pieres. 1578.
Hills, William, labourer. 1765.
Hills, Thomas, labourer. '773-
Hinds, William, currier. 1789.
Hitch, John, tailor=Sara, d. of Roger

Nower, cutler. 1622.
Hobday, William, carpenter. 1768.
Hobday, John, of Whitstable, thatcher.

1789.
Hodges, Edward, mercer= Dorothy, d.

of Titus Harris, sometime Sergeant-

at-Mace. 161 5.
Hodges, Isaac, labourer. 1785.
Hodges, John, gent. 1789.
Hodges, Daniel, of Sandwich, cord-
wainer. 1790.
Hogbin, Herbert, labourer. 1777.
Hogben, Thomas, gardener. 1789.
Hoisted, Nicholas=Jane, d. of William

Bulkley. 1684.
Holmes, Edward, cord u'ainer= Mary, d.

of Thomas Proppard, labourer. 1739.
Holmes, James, gardener. 1771.
Holnes, Peter, carpenter=Anne, d. of

John Lewkner, feltmaker. 1698.
Holness, Edward, labourer. 1780.
Holwey, Nicholas, carpenter= Alice, d.

of John Beavys, capper. 1473.
Holway, Thomas, tailor=Julyan, d. of

Nicholas Curteys. 1515.
Holyare, John, plumber=Grace, jd. of

John Cook. 1449.
Holybon, Wm., waxchandler=Agnes d.

of John Lyon. 1427.
Homersham, Charles, carpenter=Sarah,

d. of Thos. Stranguish, cooper. 1735.
Homersham, Tho., of St. Dunstan's in

Kent, labourer. 1789.

129

OF CANTERBURY.

130

Homme, Samuel, silkweaver=Sarah, d.

of Edward Justice, plumber. 1719-
Hommee, Joseph, joiner. 1753.
Honyman, William, brick.layer=Sarah, d.

of Robert Gilbert. 1 692.
Hook, Benjamin, tailor. 1767.
Hope, James=Agnes, d. of John Lynde.

1449.
Hopley, Michael, of Dover, mariner. 1789.
Hopper, John, miller==Joyce, d. of John

Mate. 1548.
Hopton, Walter, vintner=Elizabeth, d. of

John Lynde. 1463.
Home, Thomas, yeoman=:Anne, d. of

Thomas Foxe. 1575.
Horn, James, grocer. 1775.
Hornesby, Thomas, vvooIcomber^Eliza-

beth, d. of John Berry, husbandman.

1674.
Horton, J ohn, of Stelling, yeoman^Sarah,

d. of Alexander Mocket, of Cant.,

cordwainer. 1700.
Hosier, Richard, of London, silk\veaver=

Jane, d. of James Gilmore, of Cant.,

silkweaver. 1714.
Hoskyns, John, currier=Margaret. d. of

William Ancell, grocer. 1646.
Hougham, Henry, gent.=Sarah, d. of

William Hunt, innholder. 1722.
Hougham, Solomon, of London, officer

in the Excise. 1754.
Houghton, John, of Maidstone, brick-

layer=Mary, d. of Nicholas Johnson,

of Cant., cordwainer. 1734.
Housden, Nicholas, of Faversham, cord-

wainer=Elizabeth, d. of Paul Nor-
wood, Senior, of Cant., turner. 1734.
Hovynden, William, clothier=Mary, d.

of Christopher Cornwell. 1550.
Howelle, Richard, farrier=.Mice, d. of

Robert Croucher. 1423.
Howson, George, of London, linnen-

draper. 1768.
Hubbard, John, brewer=Thomasine, d.

of Rest Fenner, brewer. 1749.
Hubbard, William, shoemaker=Joan, d.

of James Vydean. 1538.
Hudson, Richard, carpenter= Sarah, d.

of Thomas Denne, carpenter. 1741.
Hudson, Samuel, o,f London, musician-
Mary, d. of Edward Thomas, of

Cant., farrier. 1741.
Huens, Edward, ycoman=Margaret, d.

of Edward Barret, smith. 1639.
Hughes, Richard, of London, labourer.

1761.
Hugman, James, sawyer=Jane, d. of

George Fidge, tailor. 1714.

Hull, Thomas, butcher=Elizabeth, d. of
George Church, joiner. 1718.

Hullok, John, corvesir=Margaret, d. of
John Palmere. 1449.

Hulman, Geoffrey, tailor= Beatrice, d. of
Thomas Bokynge, weaver. 1434.

Hume, Thomas, of London, gent. 1795.

Huiite, William, mercer, because he mar-
ried [blank] d. of John Edmunde.

'535-
Hunt, William, musician, =Elizabeth, d.

of Thomas Boys, shoemaker. 1567.
Hunt, Thomas, beerbrewer=Jane, d. of

Thomas Tetter, beerbrewer. 1592.
Hunt, Edward, salesman — Mary, d. of

Thomas Davis, wooUendraper and

Alderman. 1740.
Hunt, John, carpenter. 1766.
Hurst, William, stocking-weaver=Mary,

d. of Thomas Turner, labourer. 1734.
Hutton, Thomas, pewterer=Elizabeth,

d. of John Osborne, drawer. 1668.
Hyder, Iohn=Ann, d. of William Hayns,

needle-maker. 1677.
Hyder, Edward, of Faversham, butcher=

Anne, d. of John Browne, late of

W'hitstable, hoyman and freeman of

Cant. 1 741.
Hyldkot, John, tailor=Alice, d. of John

Pert. 1437-
HyltoR, William, hackneyman=Cecilia,

d. of Thomas Sculton. 1484.
I den, Thomas, of Faversham, woollen

draper=Hannah, d. of Nathaniel

Ladd, of Cant., wooUendraper. 1 705.
Ingall, John, of London, watchmaker.

1761.
Inge, Richard, of Bekesbourne, yeoman.

1754-

Ingram, John. ^'fcCarpyntcr, John. 1489.

Ingram, Thomas, of Fordwich, linnen-
weaver=Anne, d. of Thomas Chap-
man, of Cant., silkweaver. 1727.

Ireland, Paul, \veaver=Anne, d. of Samp-
son Leat. 1589.

Ireland, John, labourer. 1790.

Irons, Henry, butcher. 1774.

Ismay, Isaac, of London, merchant^Anne,
d. of John Lade, of Cant., leather-
seller. 1752.

Iverson, John, baker^Patience, d. of
Abraham Burton, tailor. 17 14.

Ives, Samuel, husbandman. 1753.

Iveson, William, husbandman=Elizabeth,
d. of James Court, cordwainer. 1726.

Jackson, John, baker=Mary, d. of
Thomas Gill, weaver. 1741.

131

FREEMEN

132

Jackson, James, miller=Mary, d. of John

Peters, butcher. 1749.
Jacob, Edward, innholder=Mary, d. of

Jeremy Waster, innholder. 1680.
Jacob, Henry, joiner=Mary, d. of John

Eastman, collarmaker. 1681.
Jacob, John, of Nackington, gent. 1790.
Jarman, Israel, turner^Elizabeth, d. of

WilHam Reeve, Alderman. 16S5.
Jarman, Samuel, u'oolcomber= Margaret,

d. of John Richardson, thread throw-
ster. 1724.
Jerman, Philip, bIacksmith=Susan, d. of

John Ledger, cordwainer. 1741.
Jarman, Thomas. husbandman=Mary, d.

of John Ledger, cordwainer. i744-
Jarvis, Thomas, labourer. 1773.
Jaspar, Valentine, brewer=Susan, d. of

Thomas Abbott, Serjeant-at-Mace.

Jesper, John, victuaIler=Martha, d. of
Daniel Giles, grocer. 1690.

leanes, William, labourer. 1789.

Jedery, fohn, husbandman=Sarah, d. of
Solomon Brice, baker. 1707.

Jelley, Thomas, mallster=Mary, d. of
Thomas King, tobaccopipemaker.
1678.

Jemmett, John, taiIor=Mary, d. of Rich-
ard Waller. 1574.

Jennings, William. tailor=Elizabeth, d.
of Thomas Kingsford, woollendraper.
1659.

Jennings, John, of Dover, plumber=]\Iary,
d. of Thomas Baker, of Dover,
collarmaker and freeman of Cant.

■752-
Jethery, James, husbandman=Elizabeth,

d. of Joseph Mond, clothier. 1714-
Jinks, Joseph, of London, perukemaker.

1761.
load, George, of Deal, ropemaker. 1796.
Jocelyn, Robert, of Folkestone, school-
master. 1796.
Johncock, Bartholomew, tailor=Eliza-

beth, d. of William Russell. 1620.
Johnson, William, painter=Alice, d. of

John Foreflode, hatter. 1528.
Johnson, Nicholas, weaver=Margaret, d.

of John Evanes, tailor. 1627.
Johnson, Charles, smith=Susan, d. of

Samuel Bond, cordwainer. 1668.
Johnson, John, victualler. 1753.
Jolliffc, John, of London, carpenter. 1795.
Jones (loanes), Hugh, tailor=Anne, d.

of Robert Barwyke, barber. 1561-
Johnes, Thomas, maItster=Margaret, d.

of Robert Shawe, kerseymaker. 1598.

Jones, Morgan, blacksmith=Elizabeth, d.

of George Hern, silkweaver. 1734.

Jones, Thomas, of London, upholsterer.

1758.
Jones, Evan, cordwainer. 1780.
Joseph, John, yeoman=Anne, d. of John

Freman, Alderman. 1552.
Jowett, Henry, of London, cordwainer.

1760.
Juddery, Stephen, cordwainer=Sarah, d.

of Edward Hall, cordwainer. 1677.
Jull, John, cordwainer=Elizabeth, d. of

Thomas Pollard, brewer. 1661.
Jull, John, husbandman= Margaret, d. of

Matthew WoodfuU, silkweaver. 1704.
Justice, Charles, labourer. 1789.
Kanser, George, dyer=Hester, d. of

Silvester Marable, bricklayer. 1679.
Keeler, John, cabinetmaker. 1795.
Keer, Gregory, merchant=Alice, d. of

Joseph Roberts, gent. 1702.
Keet'e, Edward, of the Precincts, barber

= Mary, d. of John Moate, cooper.

1727.
Kelly, John, of Sandwich, tallowchandler

=Sarah, d. of William Nayer, of

Cant., goldsmith. 17 16.
Kelly, Daniel, of Eastry, gent.= Mary,

d. of William Nayer, of Cant., gold-
smith. 1722.
Kelley, John, gent.=Rebecca, d. of John

Wear, hop-planter. 1752.
Kempe, William, hackneyman=Agnes, d.

of lerome Wyldbore. 1554.
Kemp, Richard, gardener. 1771-
Kemp, Henry, of the Precincts, Cant.,

haberdasher. 1787.
Kendall, William, of Sturry, grocer=

Mary, d. of Robert Young, of Cant.,

linnendraper. 1727.
Kendall, George, carpenter. 1761.
Kenfyld, Nicholas, tailor=Sara, d. of

Thomas Cheesman, grocer. 1607.
Kenne, Charles, cutler. 1762.
Kennesbe, Edward, hempdresser=Eliza-

beth, d. of Thomas Cooper, shoe-
maker. 1642.
Kenet, John, chandler, Alice, d. of

Richard Saghier. 1430.
Kennet, Sampson, linnendraper=Anne,

d. of William Clegatt, haberdasher.

1637.
Kilras, Thomas=Christina, d. of Philip

Atte Cliurche, Junior, of Westgate.

1408.
Kinge, James, maltman=Bridgett, d. of

Richard Holman, shoemaker. 1595.

133

OF CANTERBURY.

134

Kinge, John, tailor=Sara, d. of Abraham

Clarke, tailor. 1614.
King, Samuel, carpenter=Siisan, d. of

fames Brown, carpenter. 1680.
King, Peter, victualler. 1757.
King, Thomas, labourer. 1796.
Kingsford, George, of Ramsgate, cord-

wainer. 1789.
Kingsley, Charles, of London, druggist.

1761.
Kyngsnod, Simon, cooper=Ursula, d. of

Thomas Cutt. 1570.
Kirby (Kerbey), Adam, maltster=Agnes,

d. of Thomas Bridge, grocer. 1627.
Kirbey, John, of Holy Cross, Cant.,

husbandman=Elizabeth, d. of Joshua

Cox, of Cant., linnenweaver. 1747.
Kirby, John, of St. Peter in Thanet. 1791.
Kitham, Richard, grocer^Thoinasine, d.

of George Vandepeire, joiner. 1666.
Knell, James, silkweaver=Elizabeth, d.

of Thomas Parker, cordwainer. 1 708.
Knewstub, Moses, cooper=Elizabeth, d.

of Thomas Gilman, blacksmith. 1726.
Knifton, William, tallowchandler. 1753.
Knyght, John, weaver=a d. of Richard

Knyght, webbe. 1440.
Knight, George, clockmaker=Elizabeth,

d. of Randolph Ludd, glazier. 1683.
Knock, Thomas, glover^Margery, d. of

John Elvyn, saddler, iS9'.
Knolles, Stephen, cook=Anne, d. of

Thomas Bartrop, tailor. 1595.
Knott, William, brewer=Ellise, d. of

John Hardes, baker. 1598.
Knott, Thomas, of Elham, linnenweaver

=I\Iargaret, d. of Nicholas Gold-
finch, of Elham, carpenter, freeman

of Cant. 1722.
Knot, Matthew, carpenter=Ann, d. of

Thomas Crothal, butcher. 1744.
Knott, John, baker. 1766.
Knott, James, labourer. 1774.
Krygthon, Thomas, smith=Joan, d. of

John Saundre, fuller. 1414.
Kyffyn, William=the d. of William Bale.

i5°3-

Kyrton, William, tailor^Elizabeth, d. of
Edward Carpenter, Alderman. 1594.

Lad, James, carpenter=Anne, d. of
Henry Lewis 1704.

Ladd, Thomas, of Bishopsbourne, car-
penter. 1795.

Lake, James, baker=Martha, d. of Edward
Woodcock, cordwainer. 1679.

Lambe, William, waxchandler^Thomas-
ine, d. of Robert Loy. 1484.

Lamb, John, of St. Dunstan's in Kent,

baker. 1784.
Lamb, John, of London, wine merchant.

1799.
Lambert, Peter, barber^Elizabeth, d. of

John Hamilton, barber. 1720.
Lambesyn, John=Agnes, d. of Simon

Saddler. 1393.
Laming, Thomas, silkweaver=Anne, d.

of Thomas Barret, clocksmith. 1727.
Lampard, William, butcher^Elizabeth, d.

of John Malpus, victualler. 1709.
Lance, David, of Sandwich, brewer=Anne,

d. of Richard Pembrooke, of Cant.,

tallowchandk-r. 1750.
Lancell, Henry, silk weaver. 1761.
Landman, Leonard, carpenter=Katherine,

d. of Nicholas Neeve, shearman.

1659.
Lane, Thomas, threadtwister^Elizabeth,

d. of Edward Van, cooper. 1674.
Lane, John, of Thaninglon, malt.ster=

Elizabeth, d. of Thomas Young, of

Cant., gardener. 1705.
Lane, Philip, of Thanington, hop-planter

= Sarah, d. of John Homersham, of

Cant., carpenter. 1741.
Lanes, William, of the Borough of Long-
port. 1756.
Langbridge, John, of Seasalter, fisherman

=Sara, d. of Thomas Bruncker, of

Cant., labourer. 1710.
Lannis, Joseph, of the iith Light

Dragoons. 1796.
Lapham, John=.\nne, d. of Lancelot

Vandepere. 1600.
Lavender, Russell, bricklayer. 1795.
Lawrence, Thomas, cook=Jane, d. of

John Atkinson, pavior. 16 14.
Lawrence, Edward, of Harbledown, baker.

1768.
Layborne, Roger, £squire=Joan, d. of

John Lyride. 1460.
Lea, Henry, cordwainer^ Frances, d. of

William Russell, baker. 1621.
Lee, John, gardener=Mary, d. of John

Shepard, shoemaker. 1642.
Lee, John, tailor=Mary, d. of Abraham

Coif, tailor. 1681.
Lee, John, of the Borough of Longport,

fruiterer= Susanna, d. of Valentine

Broadnax, cordwainer. 1700.
Ledain, Andrew, woolcomber=Rachel,

d. of Andrew Holness, carpenter.

1725-
Le Dain, Daniel, labourer=Sarah, d. of

Richard Cocket, butcher. 1733.

135

FREEMEN

136

Ledger, Stephen, tailor=Anne, d. of

[blank] Young, silkweaver. 1714-
Legrand, Peter, silk\veaver=Anne, d. of
Henry Harrison, linnendraper. 1729.
Leheup, David, of London, silkweaver.

1761.
Leman, Christopher, yeoman=Elizabeth,
d. of Randolph Ludd, glazier. 1612.
Lemar, John, labourer. 1790.
Lender, Alexander, of London, Cheese-
monger=Sarah, d. of John Lane, of
Cant., maltster. 1741.
Lepine, Samuel, silkweaver. 1776.
Leitch, Peter, of London, tailor. 1761.
Letch, Samuel, labourer=Ann, d. of John

Barton, cordwainer. 173+.
Levyns, Thomas, mercer=Joan, d. of

John BuUyng, chandler. 1464.
Lewger, John, hackneyman=a d. of John

Carpenter. 1509.
Lewin, William, gardener. 1753.
Lewis, Henry, maltster=Mary, d. of John

Co.\, cordwainer. 1673.
Lewis, Henry, weaver=Ann, d. of Thomas

Bunker, tailor. 1676.
Lewis, Thomas, labourer=Catharine, d.
of Edward Burgess, bricklayer. 1741.
Lewis, John, labourer. 1789.
Leye, Thomas, brazier=Thomasine {?) d.

of Henry Preston. 1398.
Lieff, John, couper=Alice, d. of John

Harry, couper. 1406.
Lightfoote, Thomas, innkeeper=Eliza-
beth, d. of George Piers : the said
Elizabeth was born 4 years after her
father rec'd the freedom. 1590.
Linom, John, of Westgate in Kent,

scrivener. 1789.
Little, John, of Hythe, labourer. 1790.
Loft, John, starchmaker=Anne, d. of

William Buckley, barber. 1663.

Loftie, Thomas, gent.=Anne, d. of John

Sawkins, Common clerk of this city.

1711.

Lodington, Francis, surgeon=Elizabeth,

d. of Charles Annott, surgeon. 1 628.

London, Richard, of London, butcher.

1796.
Long, William, gent. 1761.
Longbridge, Oswell, labourer. 1789.
Lord, John=Isabell, d. of Robert Pollard.

1406.
Lorde, William, locksmith=Mary, d. of

Thomas Boyes, shoemaker. 1576.
Loste, Bernard, silkweaver. 1754.
Love, John, vintner=Margaret, d. of
William Goldsmyth. i479-

Love, Richard, barber=Frances, d. of

Richard Branker, woolcomber. 1715.

Lovel, Laurence, barber=Joan, d. of

William Basely. 1416.
Lovell, Edward, butcher=Joan, d. of

Gilbert Bland, butcher. " 1589.
Lovell, John, Sergeant, Somerset Militia.

1796.
Lovelace, William, gent.=Anne. d. of

Robert Lewys, Alderman. 1555.
Loveryk, Anthony, gent.=Constance, d.

of Mr. ]ohn Penwortham. 1477.
Lovett, John, pewterer=Joan, d. of Tho-
mas Wyllyams, clothworker. 1575-
Lowe, James, of Elham, yeoman=Ann,

d. of Thomas Rouse, of Cant.,

saleman, 1734.
Lowghore, Richard, tailor=Alice, d. of

Thomas John, tailor. 1514-
Loynes, Simon, of London, hairdresser.

1796.
Lucas, John, gardener. 1757-
Lucas, Stephen, grocer. 1785.
Ludlow, John, of London, victualler. 1 766.
Lukyn, John, gent.=Anne, d. of Anthony

Oughton, Alderman and Chamber-
lain of Cant. '727.
Lyneaker, Robert, yeoman=Joan, d. of

John Fowle. 1549-
Lyneham, James, husbandman=Eliza-

beth, d. of Joseph Nelson, silkweaver.

1704.
Lineham, George, of London, joiner=

Katherine, d. of Richard Ginder, of

Cant., smith. 1714-
Lynsted, Robert, mason=Dorothy, d. of

Robert Sare, grocer. 1522.
Lytylcote, John, late of Cant., gent.

" he maryed [blank] d. of [blank]

Sheldwych." 1534-
Mace, Samuel, hempdresser^Mary, d. of

Henry Carey, cordwainer. 1688.
Machane, John, tailor=Joan, d. of John

Hay, tailor. 1513.
M'Kenzey, John, gent. 1761.
Mackintosh, Alexander, of Hackington,

labourer. 1787.
Maddy, Thomas, perukemaker. 1755.
Major, Thomas, of London, grocer=

Ursula, d. of Thomas Blake, of

Cant., barber and periwigmaker.

1741.
Maldone, John, victualler, per Joan, his

wife. 1426.
Malpas, John, cordwainer^Elizabeth, d.

of Thomas Finn, cordwainer. 1683.
Manakee, Benjamin, of London, silk-

weaver=Elizabeth, d. of John Rayls-

ton, of Cant., cordwainer. 1727.

137

OF CANTERBURY.

138

Manly, Henry, of Deptford, gardener.

1754-
Mantle, Richard, shoemaker=Mildred, d.

of James Bennett, shoemaker. 1606.
Mantle, Richard, of Sheerness, sawyer.

1767.
Maple, Richard, bricklayer=Margaret, d.

of John Crauford. 1649.
Maplesden, Jarvas, gent.=iMar)', d. of

George Claggat, Alderman. 161 2.
Maplisden, George, grocer=Elizabeth, d.

of Walter Sowthwell, grocer. 1627.
Marchant, John, labourer=Anne, d. of

Stephen Cheesman, carpenter. 1722.
Marchant, John, of London, silkweaver.

1766.
Maries, Israel, yeoman=Anne, d. of

William Amye, Alderman. 1604.
Marlier, John, the younger, silk\veaver=

Elizabeth, d. of James Gilmore, silk-
weaver. 1704.
Marrable, Thomas, silkweaver= Frances,

d. of Thomas Wickham, cooper. 1671.
Marrable. Valentine, bricklayer=Eliza-

d. of John Clare, carpenter. 1695.
Marreys, David, clericus=Christina, d. of

John Tryppe. 1421.
Marseile, James, heelmaker^Mary, d. of

Edward Engham, joiner. 1713.
Marshe, Richard, gent.=Anne, d. of

Richard Gaunt, Alderman. 1595.
Marsh, William, of Chatham, baker=

Elizabeth, d. of Thomas Banfield, of

Cant., tailor. 170S.
Marsh, Richard, of Sturry, gardener=

Jane, d. of William Kitham, of Cant.,

tailor. 1 7 14.
Marsh, William, cordwainer. 1786.
Marshall, Richard, of Heme, mariner=

Sarah, d. of James Hutt, cordwainer.

1 716.
Martyn, Thomas, tailor=Margaret, d. of

John Rooke, cooper. 1582.
Marten, Henry, cordwainer=iMary, d. of

Giles Seward, tailor. 1643.
Martin, George, labourer^Judith, d. of

John Barton, cordwainer. 1741.
Martin, Francis, stockingweaver=Susanna,

d. of Henry Casey, joiner. 1747.
Martin, Daniel, staymaker. 1754.
Martin, James, perukemaker. 1776.
Martin, James, cordwainer. 1793.
Martin, George, cordwainer. 1797.
Martin, Roger, cordwainer. 1799.
Mason, William, basketmaker. 1774-
Masters, William, of Harbledown, yeoman

=Ann, d. of John Iverson, of Cant.,

baker. 1734.

Matson, Thomas, cordwainer=Frances,

d. of RobertDeane, millwright. 1702.
Matthewe, Robert, pavior=the d. of lohn

Courtney. 1532.
Matthews, John, pavior^Margaret, d. of

Erasmus Shaw, cordwainer. 1672.
Matthews, John, carpenter. 1769.
Maundy, Richard, of Sandwich, merchant

=Susanna, d. of Henry Harrison,

linnendraper. 171 3.
May, George, apothecary=a d. of Simon

Hoigges. 1545.
Maye, Henry, carpenter=Anne, d. of

Henry Prowd, gent. 1625.
May, William, gent. =Rachel, d. of George

Young, apothecary. 1644.
May, Robert, baker=Sarah, d. of Isaiah

Parker, innholder. 1698.
May, Mercer, husbandman=Mildred, d.

of Thomas Wall, labourer. 1714.
May, Edward, silkweaver=Mary, d. of

John Burgess, labourer. 1746.
May, William Florence, of Birchington,

carpenter. 1795.
Mayhew^ John, of the Precinct of Christ

Church, Cant., perfumer=Elizabeth,

d. of John Flatman, bricklayer. 1700.
Mead, James, barber-surgeon=Anne, d.

of John Morgan, cordwainer. 1665.
IMedgett, Henry, carpenter=Mar)', d. of

James Chandler, butcher. 1747.
Meers, Godfrey, shoemaker=Anne, d.

of Nicholas Deerelove, shoemaker.

1608.
Meers, William, carpenter. 1800.
Mepsted, John, of Challock, labourer.

.789.
Mere. William, draper=Agnes, d. of

Robert Pot. 1409.
Middleton, Edward, of Dover, cord-

wainer=Elizabeth, d. of William

Jeflery, late of Cant., cooper. 1710.
Miles, John, hackney-coachman^IVIary,

d. of John Richardson, Serjeant-at-

Mace. 1676.
Miles, William, gardener=Mary, d. of

Henry Gray, bricklayer. 1710.
Miles, Richard, of Deal, baker. 1784.
Miles, William, of Minster in Thanet,

labourer. 1789.
Milgate, William, smith. 1789.
Mills (Alylys), John, mercer=Alice, d. of

Robert Alarten, goldsmith. 1520.
Mylles, Edward, ostclothweaver=Mar-

garet, d. of John Nayler, Alderman.

1525-
Milles, George, maltster=Sibyl, d. of

Fowler Colbrand. 1600.

139

FREEMEN

140

Milles, Matthew, labourer=Anne, d. of

Reginald Borne, carpenter. 1638.
Mills, Thomas, ol St. Paul's Depiford,

shipwright. 1779.
Milward, Samuel, of London, hosier. 1761.
Minter, John, labourer. 1789.
Minter, William, of Chislet, labourer.

1789.
Minter, John, cabinetmaker. 1793-
Moat, lames, miller=Elizabeth, d. of

Richard Packen, yeoman. 1630.
Mockett, John, distiller. 1764.
Momforth, John, skinner=Joan, d. of

John Huet. 1522.
Monds, Isaac, labourer=Elizabeth, d. of

Thomas Fagg, cordwainer. 1722.
Monrowe, Andrew, cordwainer=Dorothy,

d. of Ambrose Rose, turner. 1720.
Moore, John, shoemaker^Jane, d. of

John Marley, shoemaker. 1583.
Moore, John, shoemaker=Joan, d. of

John Marloe, shoemaker. 1585.
Moor, John, yeoman=Elizabeth, d. of

James Pout, woollendraper. 1714..
Moor, George, of Harbledown, husband-

man^Elizabeth, d. of John Gray, of

Cant., carpenter. 1741-
Moore, John, cordwainer=Elizabeth, d.

of William Waters, of Ashford,

husbandman and freeman of Cant.

'747-
Moore, Thomas, woolcomber. 1789.
Moore, William Israel, of Littlebourne,

labourer. 1790.
Moore, John, tailor. 1800.
Morday, James, of Whitstable. 1780.
Morehead, Alexander, tailor. 1786.
Moreux, John, corvesir=Joan, d. of

Hamon Gooch. 1412.
Morgin, John, cordwainer=Mary, d. of

Samuel Elvee, cordwainer. 1619.
Morgan, Thomas, barber=Eliza', d. of

Luke Courtupp, grocer. 1628.
Morgan, Thomas, mariner=Elizabeth, d.

of William Gilpin, millener. 1746-
Morgan, Robert, of Rochester, victualler.

1761.
Morley, William, Officer of Excise. 1788.
Mormay, Jacob, of London, silkweaver=

Sarah, d. of Thomas Cole, of Cant.,

coachmaker. 1734.
Morphew, William, of Dover, cooper.

1796.
Morris, Richard, hempdresser=Rebecca,

d. of William Buckhurst, tailor. 1629.
Morris, John, \voolcomber=Elizabeth, d.

of Vespation Harris, mercer. 1680.

Morris, Thomas, labourer=Susan, d. of

William Silke, carpenter. 17 14.
Morris, Philip, of London, tailor. 1768.
Morton. John, vintner=Mary, d. of John

Pierce, cordwainer. 1662.
Moss, Isaac, tailor=Mary, d. of Robert

Whiting, baker. 1747.
Mount, Henry, of Nackington, yeoman.

1782.
Moys, Stephen, of Slurry, carpenter=

Susan, d. of Alderman Bullock, of

Cant., carpenter. 1727.
Mullington, John, saddler=Ann, d. of

Isaac Hawkes, saddler. 1683.
Mumbray, Thomas, of Deal, baker. i8oc.
Mummery, William, of Eastry, cordwainer.

1800.
Munday, Thomas, flaxdresser=Susanna,

d. of William Rust, brewer. 1706.
Munday, John, labourer=Susannah, d. of

Henry Rust, brewer. 1722.
Munns, John, tailor=Priscilla, d. of John

Tucker, instrument maker. 1653.
IMurfield, Benjamin, of Rochester,

husbandman. 1761.
Murle, Richard, weaver,=Cristina, d. of

Thomas Smyth. 1421.
Muswell, Anthony, grocer=the d. of

Edward Carpynter, Alderman. 1559.
Nash, VVilliam,of Dover, carpenter. 1761.
Neale, Joseph, cordwainer=Elizabeth, d.

of Edward Rolfe, bricklayer. 1700.
Neale, Thomas, labourer. 1795.
Nelson, Joseph, siIkweaver=Mary, d. of

Stephen Edmonds, joiner. 1675.
Nelson, William, of Tottenham High

Cross, Middlesex, labourer. 1761.
Nelson, Robert, of St. Johns, Wapping,

shipwright. 1768.
Nethersole, William, of Faversham, gent.

= Frances, d. of William Peirce, of

Cant., barber. 1725.
Nevill, John, of the Borough of Longport,

maltster=Margaret, d. of John That-
cher, tailor. 1647.
Nevell, Thomas, smith=Ann, d. of

Thomas Gorham, clothier. 1693.
Newell, Charles, of London, tallowchand-

ler=Mary, d. of James Jethery, of

Cant., husbandman. 1752.
Newland, Michael, maltster=Sibbell, d.

of Elias Marten, cordwainer. 1631.
Newman, John,smith=Jane,d. of William

Parker. 1 740.
Newson, William, cook=Susanna, d. of

Richard Hornsby, glazier. 1697.
Newton, Adam, tailor=Anne, d. of John

Hopper, miller. 1576.

141

OF CANTERBURY.

142

Newton, James, tailor=Ann, d. of John

Pilkiiigton. 1685.
Newton, Edward, dyer=AIary, d. of

William Sharpe, butcher. 17 19.
Newynton, John, fuller=Cristina, d. of

John Chesman. 1+23.
Ney, Robert, gardener=j\lary, d. of

Thomas Goldhatch, " weeler." 1686.
Nicholl, Thomas, capper=^Iargaret, d.

of John Potman. 1467.
Nicholls (Nycolls), George, yeoman=a d.

of Nicholas Broke. 1544-.
Nickols, Samuel, labourer. 1753.
Nichols, Thomas, of Folkestone, miller.

1796.
Nicholson (Nycolson), Riibert=Joan, d.

of John Nasch, haberdasher. [From

a loose leaf of the 15th century. No

date.]
Nicholson, Thomas, hempdresser=Jane,

d. of Noah Leeds, tailor. 1661.
Nightingale, Robert, labourer. 1789.
Nixon, Simon, of Fordwich, coIlier=

Sarah, d. of John Railston, of Cant.,

cordwainer. 1731.
Noble, Willi.im. baker=Martha, d. of

William Buckhurst, tailor. 1658.
Norbury, Rev. Thomas, of Otford, clerk

=.'\nn, d. of John Comerford, of

Cant., victualler. 1739.
Norman, Alexander, of Sandwich=Nich-

ola, d. of Thomas Ketynton. HOJ-
Norris, Michael, of Sheerness, ship-

wright=Elizabeth, d. of Samuel

Bridge, of Cant., tailor. 1722.
Norton, Thomas, chandler=Joan, d.

of Richard Hodell. 1441.
Norwood, Arthur, ironmonger=Eliza-

beih, d. of John Ashenden, saddler.

1639.
Nutte, Robert, baker : " he maryed the d.

of John Haiiiond." 1531.
Nutt, John, baker=Mary, d. of Roger

May, clothworker. 1575.
Nynne, Richard=. Margery, d. of John

Pynenton. 1403.
Oakeley, John, bricklayer=Sarah, d. of

Robert CIc'ggatt, haberdasher. 1665.
Oakeley, Tliomas, of Deal, brewer. 1770.
Obree, Charles. barber=Anne, d. of John

Atwell, linnenweaver. 1723.
Obree, Phineas, mariner=Ann, d. of

William Miles, bricklayer. 1746.
Offfferynge, Thomas, needlemaker=Mary,

d. of John Carpynter, woolleudraper.

1585-
Okey, William, tailor=Grace, d. of Henry
Casey, victualler. 1736.

Oidfield, John, of Wingham, bricklayer

=Mary, d. of Jeremiah Rigden, of

Cant., carpenter. 1741.
Olfryth, Robert, clothworker=Anne, d.

of John Esley. 1586.
Olive, James, cordwainer=Katherine, d.

of William Pout, husbandman. 1739.
Olive, Samuel, gardener=Ennet, d. of

Thomas Whitf, bricklayer. 1747.
Oliver, Edward, of Whit stable, mariner

=Elizabeth, d. of William Jull, cord-
wainer. 1696.
Oliver, Nicholas, of Faversham, currier=

Margaret, d. of William Barges, of

Cant., coUarmaker. 1714.
Oliver, John, husbandman. 1772.
Olyf, William, because " he maried the

doughter of one Harry Wheteley

beyng freeman." 1504.
Ormorode, John, labourer=Elizabeth, d.

of Thomas Beverton, maltster. 1741.
Osborne, John, yeoman=Mary, d. of

James Newton, baker. 1625.
Ovynden, Thomas=Sara, d. of Stephen

Sare, Alderman. 1578.
Ovenden, William, bricklayer. 1765.
Overine, William, tailor=Margery, d. of

Leonard Ashenden, saddler. 1604.
Overy, John, of London, silkweaver. 1754.
Oweyn, Robert, brewer=Dionisia, d. of

John Hammock, tailor. 1402.
Oxbrigge, Richard, mercer=Joan, d. of

John Courtman. 1501.
Oxburgh, William, brazier=Frances, d.

of Isaac Knowles, clothier. 1626.
Oxynbregge, Robert, butcher=Eleanor,

d. of Roger Clark. The said Robert

hath a daughter, Thomasine, aged

one year. 1530.
Packenham, Henry, oent.=Joan, d. of

Israel Wevells, clothworker. 1632.
Page, John, cooper=Elizabeth, d. of

John Studham, cooper. 1694.
Page, Thomas, bricklayer=Ann, d. of

John Sack, victualler. 1733.
Page, James, bricklayer. 1753.
Page, William, victualler, 1777.
Palfrey, Richard, tailor=Alice, d. of

Hugh Jones, the elder, tailor. 1585.
Palmer, John, currier=Susan, d. of Robert

Warkenson, painter. 1627.
Palmer, Charles, pot-maker=Lydia, d. of

John Shingler, gardener. 1641.
Palmer, Richard, cooper=Sara, d. of

William Jelfery, cooper. 1681.
Palmer, Caleb, of Wingham, butcher=

Sarah, d. of Samuel Chandler,

butcher. 1700.

143

FREEMEN

144

Palmer, John, tailor. 177+-

Pannell, John, mariner=Sarah, d. of

Israel Fox, victualler. 1721.
Papprill, Joseph, of London, watchmotion

maker. 1789.
Paren, John, silkweaver. 1760.
Pargate, George, shoemaker=Rose, d. of

James Bennett. 1603.
Parkenson, Robert, painter=Margaret, d.

of Bell Whit, joiner. 1602.
Parker, John, baker=J\Iargaret, d. of

John Hardy, couper. 1415.
Parker, James, brewer=a d. of Nicholas

Sparkwell. 15+5-
Parker, Abraham, beerbrewer=Mary, d.

of Simon White. 1660.
Parker, John, grocer=3\Iary, d. of John

Berry, carpenter. 1697.
Parker, Daniel, blacksmith=Mary, d. of

John Phillips, hop-planter. 1727-
Parker, George, of Chilham, labourer=

Elizabeth, d. of David Austin, of

Cant, labourer. 17+1.
Parker, Thomas, blacksmith=Elizabeth,

d. of Samuel Sharp, butcher. 17+2.
Parker, John, of Eastchurch in Sheppy,

butcher. 1789.
Parnel, Robert, of London, woollen-

draper=]Margaret, d. of John Row,

of Cant., wooUendraper. 1733-
Parnell, Thomas, gingerbread baker=

Mary, d. of Daniel Pennington,

mealman. 1751.
Parnell, Thomas, of Christ Church, Kent.

1796.
Parnum, William, silkweaver. 1782.
Parr, Peter, Esquire=Mary, d. of Edward

Charlton, gent. 1747.
Parsley, Jacob, baker. 1784.
Parsons, Thomas, tailor=Jane, d. of

William Beane, Alderman. 1681.
Partridge, Stephen, of Petham, yeoman.

1770.
Parys, Thomas, shearman=Joan Duffelde,

d. of John Peek, saddler. 14 14.
Paste, Joseph, of London, perfumer. 1795-
Patey, John, cordvvainer=Sara, d. of

Nicholas Dowrne. 1620.
Patten, Francis Smith, of Rochester,

stonemason. 1767.
Patteson, Jeremy, bricklayer=Katherine,

d. of William Amyes, Alderman. 1617.
Pattison, John, of Sarr, yeoman. 1761.
Pattou, Isaac, silkweaver=Elizabeth, d.

of William Allen, victualler. 1695.
Pattoo, James, silkweaver=Sarah, d. of

James Harris, smith. 1700.

Paule, Richard, hosier=Katherine, d. of

Simon Castell. 1494.
Paul, Edward, of London, sawyer=Alice,

d. of Thomas Baker, of Dover,

collarraaker and freeman of Cant.

1752.
Paveyer, Nicholas, grocer=Margery, d.

of [blank] Pokes. 1515.
Pawlm, Sampson, tailor=Elizabeth, d. of

Walter Mond, vintner. 1733.
Pay, William, victualler. 1756.
Payne, William, yeoman=Joan, d. of John

Tusnoth. 1484.
Payne, Thomas, barber=Agnes, d. of

William Seman, grocer. 1532.
Paine, John, maltster=Rebecca, d. of

John Crauford, late Serjeant at Mace.

1644.
Payne, Jeremiah, latcleaver:=Mary, d.

of Henry Oxenbridge, tailor. 1686.
Paine, John, victualler^Elizabeth, d. of

John Francis. 1708.
Paine, Edward, victualler=j\lary, d. of

Richard Picard, late Alderman. 1746.
Peake, Vaughan, of London, goldsmith

=Martha, d. of John Chandler,

Senior, of Cant., butcher. 1716.
Peare, John, smith=Joan, d. of George

Jeffrey, tailor. 1582.
Peasiiown, Samuel, of London, silkweaver

=Elizabeth, d. of Nicholas Waters,

of Cant. 1710.
Pedley, Daniel, labourer. 1790.
Peerce, John, cordwainer=" Anne East-
man late of this cittye, collermaker."

1628.
Peers, John, weaver=Margaret, d. of

William Kelsey, clothworker. 1620.
Pegen, Thomas, surgeon. 1764.
Pierce, Samuel, husbandman= Elizabeth,

d. of Edward Hayward, baker. 1750.
Peirce, William, victualler. 1753.
Peircp, Robert, of London, gent. 1761.
Peirce, William, tailor. 1 800.
Pender, Henry, woolcomber=Mary, d.

of Thomas Thompson, haberdasher.

1672.
Penfold, John, woollen and linnendraper.

1794-
Penfold, John, labourer. 1795.
Penne, John=Sybell, d. of Thomas

Kelsey. 1571.
Penn, Henry, hop-planter=Katherine,

d. of William Blog, glazier. 1733.
Penn, Philip, cordwainer. i7&3.
Penyngton, William=Katherine, d. of

Guy Elys. 1459.

145

OF CANTERBURY.

146

Pennington, Daniel, meal-man=Mary, d.

of Thomas Young, currier. 1724-
Penny (Peny), Simon, pynner=Christina,

d. of John Coventry. 1406.
Peny, John, niason=Joan, d. of Richard

Ptftham. I43'-
Penny, John, husbandman=Susan, d. of

Henry Woodin. 1639.
Pennyale,' Richard, blacksmith=Kath-

erine, d. of James Reynoldes, point-
maker. 1620.
Pennyall, John, bricklayer=Mary, d. of

JarvisWillmot, cordwainer. i6gi.
Pensate, Richard=Isabella, d. of Edward

Doromes (?). 1445.
Pensonn, Ralph, baker=Dionisia, d. of

Jacob Clement. 1420.
Penwarthmii, Mr. John=Joan, d. of John

Lynde. 1447-
Peper, William, freemason=Alice, d. of

[ohn Tewsenoth. 150S.
Perkins, William, tailor=Katherine, d.

of John Tomlins, tailor. 17 10.
Perkins, Richard, of Dover, goldsmith=

Mary, d. of William Pysing, Alder-
man and woollendraper. 1727.
Perkins, James, of London, gent. 1768.
Perpoint, Joseph, cordwainer. 1753.
Perriman, Thomas, of London, gent.=

Mary, d. of Edward Frank, of Cant.,

turner. 1741.
Perry, James, of St. Diinstan's, Kent,

labourer. 1800.
Pesemed, William, butcher=Mildred, d.

of Bartholomew Forde. 1419-
Pest, Thomas=Joan, d. of Thomas Ger-
ard. 1427-
Peters, Richard, of St. Dunstan's in Kent,

husbandman. 177'-
Pettitt, John, of Staplegate, weaver. 1800.
Phene, James, silkweaver=Ann, d. of

John Johnson, grocer. 1751.
Philcock, Hugh, carpenter=Ann, d. of

Reynold Bourne. 1606.
Philipp, John, of Herne=Joan, d. of

Thomas Guerard. H^S-
Philepot, Thomas, smith. His fine of

3s. 4d. was remitted, as he had

married Joan, d. of John Blake,

pistor. 1433.
Philpott, John, maltnian=Ursula, d. of

Patrick Smyth, bricklayer. 1587.
Philpot, Henry, ck>thier=Katherine. d.

of Nicholas Wreight, coUarmaker.

1671.
Philpot, Michael, of Wye, carpenter=

Jane, d. of Peter Waite, of Cant.,

tanner. 1708.

Philpot, Robert, of Harbledown, husband-

man^Anne, d. of John Homersham,

of Cant., carpenter. 1722.
Philpot, Ralph, baker=Sarah, d. of John

Greenland, Alderman. 1723.
Philpot, John, mariner=Susanna, d. of

William Lampard, butcher. 1746.
Philpot, Stephen, of the Borough of

Longport, miller=Sarah, d. of John

Dains, of Cant., bricklayer. 1749.
Philpot, William, of Sandwich, gent. 1761.
Piccard, Daniel, gardener=Maiy, d. of

ValentineBroadna.x, cordwainer. 1695.
Piccard, Richard, grocer=Jane, d. of

Richard [enkinson. grocer. 1706.
Pickering i\Iichael, of Dover, tailor, was

admitted by [blank]. "Not sworn."

1790.
Picket, Charles, labourer=Elizabeth, d.

of William Miles, bricklayer. 1744
Picore, Anthony, silkweaver=Mary, d. of

John Wilmott, cordwainer. 1726.
Piddock, i\Larsh, joiner. 1779. See

Pittock.
Pilcher, John, cordwainer=Mary, d. of

John Burgis, blacksmith. 171 8.
Pilcher, John, of North lane, Kent, tan-

ner=Dorothy, d. of Thomas Lineal,

Junior, hop-planter. 1720.
Pilcher, Stephen, maltster=Elizabeth, d.

of Joseph Rigden, baker. 1734-
Pilcher, Stephen, plasterer. 1800.
Pittard, Robert, labourer. 1768.
Pittock, William, tailor. 1796. See

Piddock.
Plank, Andrew, of Staplegate, woolstapler.

'795-
Plata, Charles, labourer. 1768.
Player, Thomas, shoemaker^Frances, d.

of John Nicholson, shoemaker. 1588.
Playfoot, James, labourer. 1789.
Plesyngton, Thomas, baker=Mary, d. of

John Elvyn, saddler. 1575.
Plumb, Samuel, labourer. 1787.
Poitevine, John, silkweaver=:Grace, d. of

Jolin Cheever, grocer and tallow-
chandler. 1741.
Poitevin, Samuel, silkweaver. 1759.
Poitvine, Francis, of Whitstable, dredger.

1768.
Pollard, Thomas, brewer=Mary, d. of

Bartholomew White, victualler. 1639.
Pooke, William, butcher= Martha, d. of

Peter Wylkenson, hackneyman. 1577.
Poole, John, cordwainer. 1763.
Poole, William, of London, japanner.

1768.

J

I4T

FREEMEN

148

Pope, John, mercer=Isabella, d. of

Thomas Coksone. 1423.
Port, William, of Tenterden, tallow-

chandler:=Elizabeth, d. of Thomas

Blake, of Cant., barber. 1747.
Porter, William, maltster=Rachel, d. of

Peter Nicholson, tailor. 1679.
Porter, Thomas, labourer=Elizabeth, d.

of Thomas Prett, collarmaker. 17 14.
Posshe, John=Joan, d. of Cleve, s. of

William Ismonger {?) 1418.
Pote, John, brewer=lsabella, d. of

Nicholas Gill. 1487.
Powell, William, of Greenwich, labourer

1761.
Powell, George, silkweaver. 177S.
Powney, John, yeoman=Elizabeth, d. of

John Johnson, joiner. 1736.
Proppard, Thomas, mariner=Mar)', d. of

William Franke, bricklayer. 1 704.
Puller, Joshua, of London. 1795.
Pygyll, Thomas, tailor^Alice, d. of John

Cook. 1459.
Pykerell, Richard, saddler=Agnes, d. of

Thomas Snell, goldsmith. 1466.
Pysing, John, goldsmith=Bennet, d. of

John Beverton. 1703.
Pysing, John, of Faversham, dredger=

Mary, d. of John Anslow, of Cant.,

grocer. 1727.
Quaile, John, silkweaver=Philadelphia,

d. of Charles Pilcher. labourer. 1 747.
Quested, Edward, carpenter. 1799.
Quick, Thomas, of Dover, mariner. 1761.
Quince, William, of Boughton Blean,

victualler. 1760.
Rablesse, Peter, ripper=Elizabeth, d. of

John Stredwicke, cordwainer. 1703.
Raddell, John, linnenweaver=Elizabeth,

d. of John Harding, dyer. 1747-
Rafford, George, of Dover, carpenter.

1800.
Raifes, William, silkweaver=Mary, d. of

Henry Rust, brewer. 1694.
Raines, James, bricklayer=Sarah, d. of

Samuel Hall, cordwainer. 1747.
Raines, George, husbandman^Elizabeth,

d. of John Raylstun, currier. 1749.
Ramell, John, of Sandwich, carpenter^

Susanna, d. of William Roberts,

cordwainer. 1705.
Ramsey, Philip, silkweaver=Elizabeth, d.

of John Rouse, baker. 1727.
Ranee, William, gent.=Anne, d. of

Joseph Roberts, gent. 1698.
Randall, Edmund, smith=Mary, d. of

Arnold Fecon, silkweaver. 1753.
Ratcliffe, John, blacksmith. 1795.

Raulyn, Richard, shearman = Christina,

d. of John Spicer. 1409.
Raulyn. John, tailor=Dionisia. d. of

John Bray, corvesir. 1424.
Raunce, William, bricklayer=Mary, d. of

George Co well, currier. 1652.
Rawling, John, cooper=Anne, d. of

Henry Woodman. 1626.
Rawlinson, John, painter^Phoibe, d. of

Simon ColflFe. 1600.
Rayner, Hugh, tailor=Julian, d. of

Nicholas Gyll. 1489.
Reyner, Isaac, husbandman=Sarah, d. of

Thomas Young, silkweaver. 1714.
Raysell, Daniel, nialtster=EIizabeth, d.

of Richard Wiggens. 1703.
Read, John, cooper=Sarah, d. of John

Studham, cooper. 17 13.
Read, Abraham, victualler=Sarah, d. of

John Smith, butcher. 1718.
Read, John, labourer=Jane, d. of Andrew

Holness, carpenter. 1726.
Read. John, miller. 1756.
Read, Thomas, gent. 1759.
Read, Francis, breechesmaker. 17&4.
Read, Joseph, of Chilham, yeoman. 1 784.
Read, Thcimas, of Dover, carpenter. 1790.
Reely, Richard, husbandman=Sarah, d.

of Stephen Blaxland, husbandman.

1748.
Reeve, William, miller=Sara, d. of Abra-
ham Grove, basketmaker. 1636.
Reue, Thomas, cook=Joan, d. of William

Mansy. 1404-
Revel, John, of Ash n. Sandwich, la-
bourer. 1761.
Reynolds, John, cordwainer=Sarah, d.

of Peter Goodhew. 1660.
Reynolds, Joseph, of Ospringe, yeoman=

Ann, tl. of Francis Hieron, of Cant.,

barber. 1734.
Reynolds, Juhn, butcher. 1762.
Reynolds, Thomas, carpenter. 1762.
Rice, James, of Deal, mariner=Anna, d.

ol John Warweil.of Cant., bricklayer.

1708.
Richards, William, gent.=Joan, d. of

Thomas Tresser, Alderman. 1668.
Richards, Josepli, of Rotherhithe, car-
penter. 1 761.
Richards, William Talbutt, of Richmond.

Surrey, gent. 1790.
Ricquebourg, Nathaniel, silkweaver=

Lydia, d. of Squier Beverton, Alder-
man. 1694.
Ricqueborough, Nathaniel, silkweaver=

Sarah, d. of Edward Berry, grocer.

1730.

149

OF CANTERBURY.

150

Ridden, Edward, of London, shipwright.

1761.
Ridley, James, of London, peiukcmaker.

1761.
Rigden, William, husbandman=Mary, d.

of Christopher Henley, smith. 1695.
Rigden, Thomas, of Slurry, yeoman=

Mary, d. of Joseph Rigden, of Cant.,

baker. 1736.
Rigden, Thomas, cordwainer. 1787.
Rix, WiUiam, of Longport, tailor. 1800.
Road, Ralph, tailor= Frances, d. of

Thomas Gibson, footpost. 1636.
Roalf, Clement, of the Borough of Long-
port, labourer. i75<5.
Roalfe, James, of Westgate in Kent,

carpenter. 1797.
Roberts, Joseph, gent.=Elizabeth, d. of

John Lee, late Alderman. 1664.
Roberts, Drayton, gent.=Johanna, d. of

Joseph Roberts, gent. i6g8.
Robertson, John, of Faversham, mariner.

1800.
Robynson, Thomas, waxchandler= Agnes,

d. of Thomas Henhorne, miller.

1526.
Robinson, John, of London, silkweaver.

'75+-
Robinson, William, of London, watch-
maker. 1761.
Roger, John, taverner=Katharine, d. of

[ohn Hardris, shearman. 1402.
Rogers, Thomas, of Faversham, baker=

Mary, d. of Thomas Waluup, of

Cant., victualler. 1708.
Rogers, Henry, of Faversham, dredger=

Elizabeth, d. of Robert Trent, of

Cant., mariner. 1727.
Rogers, John, of Hollingbourne, husband-

man=Mary, d. of William .Alston, of

Cant., smith. 1734.
Rogers, Gregory, of Norwich, wool-
comber. 1 76 1.
Rogers, John, of Brabourne, labourer.

1790.
Rogerson, John, cutler=Alice, d. of

Bartholomew Samon. 1613.
Roo, Peter, silUweaver=Martha, d. of

John Wickham, carpenter. 1695.
Roper, Arthur, sniith=Anne, d. of Thomas

Boyes, shoemaker. 157+.
Rosser, Thomas, of London, cordwainer.

1796.
Rotiiwell, William, gent.=Ingle, d. of

William Whiting, Alderman. 1640.
Rotyng, William=Alice, d. of Robert

Castelake. 1460.

Rounde, Richard, gent.=Ann, d. of Mr.

Mark Berry, Alderman. 1614.
Rouse, Thomas, tailor=Mary, d. of

Edward Bullocke, carpenter. 1698.
Row, John, sale3man=Ann, d. of Thomas

Atwell, weaver. 1693.
Row, Daniel, labourer=Anne, d. of

William Skelton, gardener. 1722.
Row, Joseph, of London, woolcomber.

1754-
Row, William, of Gravesend, victualler.

1790.
Royden, Edward, tailor=Mary, d. of

Matthew Mylles. 1573.
Rudham, Thomas=Joan, d. of William

atte Wode. 1401.
Ruffoot, William, bricklayer=Dorothy, d.

of Hugh Rigesby, carpenter. 1635.
Rufford, James, Notary Public=Mary, d.

of Richard Stone, maltster. 1637.
Rufford, John, labourer=Anne, d. of

Richard Young, clothworker. 1722.
Ruffway, William, papermaker. 1760.
Rumney, John, carpenter. 1775-
Russell, William, grocer=Agnes, d. of

Robert Lewes, Alderman. 1543-
Russell, Henry, tailor=Mary, d. of Tho-
mas Knock, the elder, glover. i6ig.
Russell, Francis, butcher=Martha, d. of

Robert Easterlinge, butcher. 1695.
Russell, Arthur, labourer=Sarah, d. of

Thomas Bar , blacksmith. 1713.
Russell, Thomas, mariner=Sarah, d. of

James Sanders, blacksmith. 1727.
Russell, John, of Borden, shopkeeper.

I77+-
Russell, Edward, of St. Dunstan's, Kent,

labourer. 1797.
Rust, William, brewer=Elizabeth, d. of

George White, tailor. 1670.
Rutton, Matthias, of Selling, clerk. 1785.
Rye, William, carpenter=.Anne, d. of

Henry Gray, bricklayer. 17 12.
Rye, Stephen, labourer=Barbara, d. of

Thomas Kilham, joiner. 1722.
Rye, Thomas, of Nonnington, black-
smith. 1766.
Rye, Thomas, of Westgate in Kent,

labourer. 1780.
Ryve, John, cowper=Margaret, d. of

William Selsy, cook. 14S0.
Sack, John, husbandman=Mary, d. of

Edward Tumber, clothworker. 1708.
Saffrey, John, hempdresser=Elizabeth,

d. of Paul Norwood, joiner. 1714.
Saghier, Robert=Joan, d. of John

Molesshe. 1400.

151

FREEMEN

152

Sale, William Michel, of London, gent.

1761.
Sales. Thomas=Joan, d. of Thomas

Petfelde. 141 5.
Salmon, Thomas, carpenter=Isabella, d.

of William Blogg, glazier. 171 1.
Salmon, Solomon, of London, tallow-

chandler=Anne, d. of William Pem-

brooke, of Cant., barber. 1745.
Salter, Thomas, tailor=Anne, d. of James

Lowe, hackneyman. 1633.
Sampson, Robert, tailor=Sarah, d. of

Nicholas Wraight. i 704.
Sampson, Stephen, of Heme, surgeon=

Sarah, d. of Daniel Wraith, of Cant.,

weaver. 1727.
Sanders, James, blacksmith ==Elizabeth,

d. of Matthew Stiles, cordwainer. 1705.
Sanders, Peter, shopkeeper=Judith, d.

of Peter Tomlin, woolcomber. 1737.
Sanders, Robert, of the Borough of

Longport, tailor=Ann, d. of Thomas

Blake, of Cant., barber. 1739.
Saunders, Thomas, of Hoath, husband-
man. 1 76 1.
Saunders, Ale.xander. of Chislet, labourer.

1796.
Sandregge, William, on his marriage with

[a] d. of Thomas Curtays. 1396.
Sandum, Thomas, of Eastry, fla-\dresser

=Elizabeth, d. of Thomas Fowler,

of Cant., barber. 1741-
Sanndy, John, waxchandler=Alice, d. of

William Atte Wode, waxchandler.

1410.
Sandy, John, of Harbledown, yeoman^

Hannah, d. of William Hall', of Cant.,

turner. 1722.
Sankey, John, of Hastingleigh, yeoman

= Frances, d. of Stephen Buckhurst,

of Cant., grocer. 1741.
Savage, Henry, husbandman=Mary, d.

of Vespatian Harris. 1721.
Savin, John, of Boughton Blean, labourer.

1792.
Sawkins, John, victualler=Thomasine, d.

of Richard Marrable, brazier. 1647.
Sawkins, John, gent. = Elizdbeth, d. of

Joseph Roberts, Esquire, Alderman.

1686.
Sawyer, Peter, of London, oilman. 1761.
Saxby, Thomas, breechesmaker. 1799.
Schakeway, John=Julian, d. of Henry

Gowerleker. 1394.
Scott (Skot), Richard, turner=Agnes, d.

of Thomas Cokman. 1439.
Scott, Jeremiah, husbandman. 1755.
Scott, William, silkweaver. 1767.

Scott, John, of Ashford, shopkeeper. 1768.
Selling, John, woolcomber. 1774-
Sellow, William, mercer=Dionisa, d. of

John Tapton. i437-
Selmes, John, of St. Marv Crav, victualler.

176,.
Seth, Robert, brrwer=Margery, d. of

John Gybbes. 1546.
Sharp, William, of Faversham, carpenter.

1789.
Shawe, Erasmus, collarmaker=Anne, d.

of Stephen Thatcher, shoemaker.

1603.
Sheafe, John, of Holy Cross, Cant., gent.

=Elizabeth, d. of Squire Beverton,

brewer. 17 10.
Sheffeild, William, of London, turner=

Anne, d. of George Coates, of Cant.,

cordwainer. 1714.
Sherwood, Joseph, clothier=Anne, d. of

Thomas Gorham, clothier. 1655.
Sherwood, James, of London, distiller.

1761.
Shilling, John, of Faversham, dredger=

Katherine, d. of Thomas Kitham, of

Cant., joiner. 1734.
Shingler, John, butcher=Mary, d. of

Thomas Swetland. victualler. 1607.
Shorte, Robert=Joan, d. of William

Boole. 1483.
Shorry, John. Sa Heath, John. 1604.
Shotwater, John, brewer=iMary, d. of

John Stokes. 1670.
Shove, Henry, clerk=Mary, d. of John

Sawkins, the elder, gent. 1733.
Shoveler, George, carpenter=Anne, d. of

Thomas Salmon, carpenter. 1747.
Shrubsoll, Christopher, tailor=Mary, d.

of William King, glazier. 1648.
Shrubsole, Thomas, sniith=.Mar)', d. of

James Goddin, farrier. 1745.
Sibert, William, carpenter. 1767.
Sickleman, Simon, labourer=[blank], d.

of Henry Morris, collier. 1662.
Silk, William, silkweaver. 1780.
Silvester, Edward, of St. Dunstan, Kent,

millwright. 1795.
Simmons, Henry, of Bridge, linnen-

weaver. 1761.
Simpson, Thomas, tailor^Martha, d. of

John Tucker, joiner. 1639.
Simpson, Richard, clerk:=Jane, d. of John

Barret, gunsmith. 1683.
Simpson, Christopher, bricklayer=Han-

nah, d. of Richard Chandler, Serjeant-

at-Mace. 1694.
Simpson, John, grocer^Elizabeth, d. of

Jeremy Smith, glover. 1699.

153

OF CANTERBURY.

154

Simpson, Robert, carpenter=Aphra, d. of

Sandford Branker, millener. 1708.
Sims, Stephen, victuaner=Amy, d. of

Thomas Crothall, butcher. 1733.
Sinclair, Anthony, of London, cord-

wainer=Mary, d. of John Soames, of

Cant., smith. 1734.
Sinnot, Iohn=Barbara, d. of Christopher

White, mercer. 1677.
Sisley, William, of Dover, mariner. 1759.
Six, Stephen, silkweaver=Anne, d. of

Thomas Colfe, barber. 1730.
Skene, Robert, clerk=Elizabeth, d. of

Thomas Ockman, Alderman. 1667.
Skillett, John, labourer=Catherine, d. of

Thomas Wilmote, cordwainer. 17 10.
Skinner, Thomas, of Elham, yeoman^

Margaret, d. of John Friend, late of

Cant., woollendraper and Alderman.

'738.
Skinner, Samuel, of London, whipmaker.

1795-

Smartly, John, cordwainer=Anne, d. of
Isaac Rayner, labourer. 1741-

Smith (Smythe), Jeremy, tailor=Kath-
erine, d. of Daniel Wylkenson, gold-
smith. 1606.

Smith, Henry, brevver=Mary, d of Samuel
Staples, mercer. 1630.

Smith, Jonathan, tailor=Abigail. d. of
Richard Miles, carpenter. 163 t.

Smith, John, grocer=Elizabeth,d.of John
Sheapard, yeoman. 1649.

Smith, John, porter=Mary, d. of Tho-
mas Prett, porter. 1704.

Smith, William, of Rochester, wheel-
wright=Katherine, d. of Edward
Eastman, ribbonweaver. 1705.

Smith, Francis, labourer=Elizabeth, d.
of Thomas Wall, porter. I7i4-

Smith, Jeremiah, barber=Elizabeth, d.
of Thomas Jelfrey, barber. 1721.

Smith, John, mercer=Anne, d. of John
Williams, turner. 1724.

Smith, Andrew, of Wye, butcher=Eliz-
abeth, d. of Thomas Gill, of Cant.,
butcher. 17 27.

Smith, William, husbandman=Mary Ann,
d. of Thomas Bear, joiner. 1734.

Smith, Thomas, gent. = Margaret, d. of
Enoch Fenner, bookseller. 1738.

Smith, Stephen, cordwainer=Catherine,
d. of John Barret, clockmaker. 1 744.

Smith, John, of Thaiiington, husband-
man. 1753.

Smith, Daniel, basketmaker. 1754.

Smith, James, of Whitstable, mariner.
1761.

Smith, Thomas, of London, gent. 1761.
Smith, William, of Chatham, labourer.

1761.
Smith, Thomas, of St. Dunstan's in Kent,

butcher. 1772-
Smith, Samuel, woolconiber. 1774-
Smith, William, cordwainer. 1778.
Smith, William, cordwainer. 1779.
Smith, Richard, labourer. 1789.
Smith, William, whitesmith. 1795.
Smith, Samuel, fishmonger. 1800.
Smitheyt, Thomas, of Holv Cross, Cant.,

tanner=Mary, d. of Joseph Ewell,

grocer. 1690.
Smithet, Luke, of Dover, carpenter. 1758.
Smithicke, Thomas, maltster=Elizabeth,

d. of John Crauford, shoemaker.

Smithson, John, of Ashford, cordwainer
=Susanna, d. of Charles Page, of
Cant., blacksmith. 1747-

Smyght, John, gent.=.^quild, d. of Rich-
ard Rayllton, gent. 1570.

Sneller, Abraham, husbandman=Eliza-
beth d. of |ohn Page, cordwainer.
1713.

Sneller, James, cowkeeper. jSoo.

Soane, Dudley, viciualler= Hannah, d. of
Thomas Wallcupp, victualler. 1723.

Somer, Nicholas, broiderer=!oan, d. of
John Heyward. 1449.

Somerton, Walter, cordwainer^Susanna,
d. of Daniel Ellis, cordwainer. 1646.

Somner, John, capper=.Mary, d. of Ber-
nard Bonard. 15^4-

Sothers, William, of Faversham, black-
smith. 1708.

Southey, Robert, cordwainer^ Elizabeth,
d. of Richard Aucher. 161 8.

Southwell, Edward, of Greenwich, mariner.
1796.

Spence, Thomas, tai!or=Alice, d. of
Robert Vyrle. 1461.

Spencer, Thomas, bricklayer=Dorothy, d.
of John Rawlinge, victualler. 1690.

Spencer, Robert, sawyer. 1789.

Spicer, Joseph, of Folkestone, mariner.
1798.

Spickett, Edward, of Westgate in Kent,
labourer. 1789.

Spillet, John, silkweaver=Elizabeth, d. of
William Wiggens, bricklayer. 1680.

Spratt, John. husbandman=Mary, d. of
Thomas Goldhatch, blacksmith, i 704.

Sprat, Thomas, of Minster in Shep|)y, ship-
wright:= Margaret, d. of John Adams,
of Cant., butcher. 1733.

155

FREEMEN

1S6

Sprat, Robert, carpenter=Rachel, d. of

John Eurdeii, maltster. 1738.
Spratt, Thomas, husbandman. 1760.
Squeeden, Peter, tailor=Elizabeth, d. of

Charles Beeson, victualler. 1727-
Squ)'ar, alias Gohlsmyth, John, mercer=

Alice, d. of Richard A Bere. 1482.
Squier, Thomas, of Folkestone, fisherman

^Hester, d. of John Hamilton, of

Cant., barber. 1739.
Stacey, William, of Romney, grazier=

Mary, d. of Adam Fowle, of Cant.,

carpenter. 1741-
Staines, Richard, of VVestgate, glazier=

Sarah, d. of Thomas Baker, of Cant.,

cheesemonger. 1717.
Stark, Edward, cabinetmaker. 1778.
Starky, Richard, barber— Kynborowe, d.

of Robert Hunt, shearman. 1539.
Stebyng, John, shoemaker=Elyn, d. of

Stephen Bryce. iS54-
Steddy, William, labourer. 1780.
Steed, Richard, maltster=Sylvester, d.

of Charles Colfe, apothecary. 1654.
Stephens, William, tankardmaker=Rose,

d. of John Howell, weaver. 1603.
Stephanes, Laurance, yeoman^Joan, d.

of Thomas Hobday, shearman. 1628.
Stephens, Samuel, of London, merchant.

1790.
Stephenson, James, of London, tallow-
chandler. I 76 1.
Steven, Roger, wheeier=Mary, d. of John

Hearne, smith. 1692.
Stevenson, James, victualler. 1784.
Stiff, John, cordwainer. 1782.
Stiles, Jonathan, cordwainer= Frances,

d. of James Master, Alderman. 1658.
Stiles, John, labourer. 1795.
Stipends, Adani, grocer=Mercy, d. of

John Brattle, farrier. i74'i.
Stoddard, John, of Stourmouth, yeoman

=Elizabeth, d. of William Dray, of

Cant., carpenter. 17 15.
Stoe, Richard, of St. Dunstan's, Cant.,

victualler=Catherine, d. of Edward

Tumber, victualler. 1721.
Stokes (Stoakes), Edward, joiner=Anne,

d. of Jolm Stockden, glover. 1639.
Stokes, Henry, cordwainer=Sarah, d. of

William Warren, cordwainer. 1653.
Stoakes, Michael, of London, labourer.

179b.
Stone, |ohn, currier=Mary, d. of John

Oakley, theyounger, bricklayer. 1698.
Stranack, James, oilMargate, mariner. 1789.
Straunge, Thomas, plumber=a d. of

William Goteley. 1508.

Stredwicke, Henry, embroiderer=Cath-
erine, d. of Thomas West. 161 1.

Stredwick, John, cordwainer=Katherine,
d. of Robert Southey, cordwainer.

i653-
Stronge, Stephen, weaver=Joan, d. of

Henry Woodman, weaver. 1635.
Stroud, Thomas, husbandman=Elizabeth,

d. of Philip Greethurst, bricklayer.

'747-
Strouts, Robert, of St. Dunstan's in Kent,

schoolmaster. 1796.
Stubbins, Richard, of London, millmaker=

Mary, d. of William Francis, of Cant.,

baker. 1741.
Stubbs, John, of London, goldsmith and

hardwareman. 1795.
Studham, William, silk'veaver^Mary,d.of

Avery Stredwicke. 1681.
Sudell, Nicholas, barber-sur}>eon=Anne,

d. of Richard White, barber-surgeon.

'655-
Sundrey, John, sniith=Joan, d. of Richard

Hodell, smith. i4S4-
Sutton, William, of Hythe, cordwainer.

1761.
Sutton, Jesse, of London, cordwainer.

1781.
Swan, John, of London, line spinner=

Margaret, d. of Thomas Fowler, of

Cant., carpenter. 171 7.
Sweet, Thomas, victualler=Mary, d. of

John Frend, husbandman. 1752.
Swetland, Thomas, shoemaker=IMargaret,

d. of Thorn as Kelse, blacksmith. 1577.
Swinford, Henry, of St. Dunstan's, Stepney,

silkweaver=Mary, d. of John Pilcher,

of Cant., silkweaver. 1741.
Swinyard, Thomas, carpenter. 1783.
Swyft, Hugh, degher=Isabella, d. of

Robert Noon. 142 i.
Syborne, Thomas, of Faversham, dredger=

Hester, d. of Thomas Choppen, cord-
wainer. 1715.
Symon, Robert^a d. of Thomas Granons.

1399-
Symonds, William, shopkeeper. 1793.
Synter, Laurence=Ann, d. of Robert

Croucher. 1403-
Taddy, Nicholas, cooper^Anne, d. of

John Studham, cooper. 1694.
Tadman, Richard, of Higham, Kent,

yeoman. 1790.
Tanton, Robert, glover=Mary, d. of

Thomas Nvton, weaver. 1600.
Tapeton, John, on his marriage with

Joan, d. of John Watvill. 1396.

157

OF CANTERBURY.

158

Tapley, John, of Chilham, yeoman=
Mary, d. of John Fenn, cordwainer.
171+.

Tart, Matthew, of the Precinct of Christ-
church, conseccioner=Sibyl, d. of
William Foxe, barber-surgeon. 1647.

Taylor (Taillour), William, corvesir=
Elena, d. of Henry Crotehole, tan-
ner. 1438.

Taillour, William, tailor=Alice, d. of
Thomas Sare. 1492.

Taller, Samuel, bricklayer=Mary, d. of
Abraham Spicer, basketmaker. 1664.

Tayler, Thomas. conarmaker=l\Iary, d.
of James Deeringe, victualler. 1694.

Taylor, Thomas, silkweaver=Sarah, d. of
William Terry, cordwainer. 1705.

Taylor, Henry, husbandman=Elizabeth,
d. of William Schrimshaw, sawyer.

•738-

Taylor, Edmund, of London, tailor^
Mary, d. Richard Hornsby, of Cant.,
cordwainer. 1741.

Taylor, William, of the Borough of
Longport, gardener^Anne, d. of
Richard Austin, of Cant., hop-
planter. 1747.

Taylor, Thomson George, of Petham,
yeoman. 1780.

Taylor, Francis, of London, leather-
seller. 1789.

Taylor Daniel, labourer. 1790.

Teape, Charles, Private, Somerset Mil-
itia. 1796.

Tench, Ralph, of London, cordwainer.
1790.

Terrier, Elias, tailor= Elizabeth, d. of
Thomas Ockman, grocer. 1720.

Terrey, William, cordwainer=EIizabeth,
d. of Stephen Giles, cordwaint-r

'6.^3-
Terry, Edward, carpenter=Elizabeth, d.

of Thomas Buncher, victualler. 1727.
Terry, John, labourer. 1760.
Tevelein, Isaac, woolcomber= Ann, d. of

Richard Picard, hop-merchant and

Alderman. 1737.
Tivelain, Abraham, labourer. 1767.
Tivlaine, John, victualler. 1785.
Tevelein, Matthew Thomas, silkweaver.

1795-
Tewsnothe, Robert, of Thanington, ferror

=a d. of John Dylnot. 1429.
Thatcher, Thomas, gent. 1781.
Thomas, Mark, Esquire, present .Mayor of

Cant.=Mary, d. of John Parker,

carpenter. 1744.
Thomas, William, silkweaver. 1760.

Thompson, John, of Northfleet, miller.

1796. .SVt' Tompson.
Thornton, Henry, of London, wheel-

wright=EIizabeth, d. of Thomas

Salmon, of Cant., carpenter. 1741.
Thornton, Joseph, tailor=Ann, d. of

George Bligh, porter. 1752.
Thorowgood, John, miller^Mary, d. of

Edward Sanders, victualler. 1734.
Thorpe, John, woolcomber=Grace, d. of

Robert Beames, cordwainer. 1683.
Thwaits, Edward, stonemason. 1783.
Tiddeman, Thomas, gent.=Mary, d. of

Joseph Roberts, gent. 1703.
Tilbey, Daniel, smith=Anne. d. of John

Rogers, wheelwright. 1708.
Tilbee, Thomas, of St. Dunstan's, Cant.,

brewer=jMary, d. of Hudson Spenser,

of Cant., millener. 1727-
Tilbe, Thomas, of Westgate in Kent, tallow-
chandler. 1789.
Tilden, William, gent.^Elizabeth, d. of

George Stanley, gent. 1688.
Tod, William, barber=Margaret, d. of John

Cook, smith. 1449.
Tolkyn, Thomas, skinner^Elizabeth.d. of

John Elvye, shoemaker. 1572.
ToUson, Thomas, Esqr.=Elizabeth, d. of

Sir John Roberts, Knight. 1681.
Tomkins, Nicholas, of London, joiner=

Sarah, d. of John Luck, of Cant.,

mercer. 1752.
Tompson, William, tailor=Joan, d. of

Thomas Cokkowe. 1494.
Tompson, John, chapnian=Joan, d. of

Henry Hayfold. 1574. ^V^Thompson.
Tonge, Arthur, hackneyman=Joan, d. of

Thomas Walker, woollendraper. 1572.
Tooms, Thomas, labourer=Jane, d. of

Peter Nicholson, mercer. 1679.
Topping, Charles, of London, seedsman.

1760.
Trant, Robert, victualler=the d. of Ste-
phen South, cloth worker. 1701.
Tresse, Walter, gent.=.Mary, d.of Richard

Faunt, Alderman. 1584.
Trewinnick, William, tailor. 1789.
Trivet, Henry, tailor=Mary, d. of Chris-
topher Drayton, tailor. 1723.
Trump, John, tanner= .Mary, d.of Thomas

Wen, feltmaker. 1747.
Tucke, Thomas, saddler=romson, d. of

Thomas Plesington. 1599.
Tuck, John, tobaccopipe maker=Sarah,

d.of John Anderson, victualler. 1681.
Tuck, Stephen, breechesmaker. 1770.
Tuck, Stephen, breechesmaker. 1774.
Tucker, Stephen, of Tunstall, clerk. 1790.

159

FREEMEN

160

Tuckwell, John, husbandman=EIizabeth,

d. of Thomas Wickham, cooper. 1656.
Turland, William, labnurer=Sarah, d. of

Valentine Sympson, brickla\er. 1729.
Turmain, Daniel, woolcomber. 1789.
Turnball, Robert, cordwainer=Bennet, d.

of Richard Forstall, apothecary. 1 69 1 .
Turner, Christopher, yeoman=ye d. of

Thomas Gyllam. 1559.
Turner, William, butcher=Anne, d. of

William Potter, butcher. 1586.
Turner, Edward, butcher=Rebecca, d. of

James Chittenden, butcher. 1689.
Turner, Thomas, husbandman^Mary, d.

of Thomas Greene, butcher. 1708.
Turner, John, of Harbledown, husband-

man=Susan, d. of George Fidge, of

Cant., bricklayer. 1714.
Turner, John, labourer=Elizabeth, d. of

Benjamin Beacham.heelmaker. 1722.
Turner, Francis, of Heme, hoyman^

Elizabeth, d. of Thomas Gill, of

Cant., hopmerchant. 1736.
Turner, James, of Blackefields, in Surry,

baker. 1761.
Turner, William, of Bapchild, smith.

1761.
Turner, William, of London, silkweaver.

'795-
Tutch, William, mason^Joan, d. of

Nicholas Langfeld, oatmealmaker.

1613.
Twigden, Stephen, the younger, husband-

man=jMary, d. of Samuel George,

carpenter. 1745.
Twyne, John, gent. = Alice, d. of William

Pepper. 1538.
Tyfins, Thomas, gardener. 1760.
Tyler, Richard, brazier. 1776.
Tyler, John, victualler. 1787.
Tyreman, George=Thomasine, d. of

Richard Underdowne, shoemaker.

1613.
Umberfyeld, John, smith=the d. of

William Watson, draper. 1562.
Underdown, William, of London, car-
penter. 1790.
Underbill, Thomas, of London, wax-
chandler. 1 76 1.
Upton, Thomas, hempdresser=Siisanna,

d. of John Upton, cordwainer. 1701.
Usbarn, William, webbe=Alice, d. of

Thomas Mot, webbe. 1404..
Valenduke, Nathaniel, of Westgate in

Kent, tanner. 1789.
Vandome, James, silkweaver=l\Iargaret,

d. of Edward Tuck, tobaccopipe-

maker. 1727.

Vanger, Bartholomew, of London, velvet-
weaver. 1 76 1.

Van Mounteney, Jacob, button-maker=
Mary, d. of Timothy Hart, victualler.

i7'5-
Varlee, James, silkweaver=Elizabeth, d. of

Henry Gray, bricklayer. 1710.
Varlee, James. wooIcomber=Mary, d. of

Anthony Rookes, butcher. 171 2.
Vaughan, Thomas, tailor^Thomasine, d.

of John Bryght, blacksmith. 1587.
Vaul, Nathaniel, tailor=Mary, d. of John

Beverton, brewer. 1744.
Venden, John, gardener=Elizabeth, d. of

Thomas Baker, cheesemonger. 1733.
Verrier, Richard, of Deal, labourer. 1789.
Vicars, Charles, surgeon=Henrietta, d. of

John Whitfield, gent. 17 10.
Videon, James, labourer. 1789.
Vincent. John, cordwainer= Isabella, d.

of Thomas Frank, turner. 1737.
Vincent, Walter, silkweaver. 1754.
Vincent, William, of London, silkweaver.

1760.
Virgoe, William, labourer. 1767.
Vittall, William, bricklayer=Sarah, d. of

Edward Bullock, carpenter. ib87.
Vycory, William, tailor=Joan, d. of

Nicholas Barbour, butcher. 1437.
Vyrly, Robert, skinner^Margaret. d. of

Robert Gridle, barber. 141 1.
Wacher, Edward, of Whitstable, ship-
wright. 1774.
Wager, John, locksmith=Katherine, d.

of Henry Gylvyn, tiler. 1592.
Waklen, Daniel, currier=Anne, d. of

Samuel Staples, mercer. 1634.
Walker, Alexander, tailor=Mary, d. of

George Saunder. 1550.
Walker, Nath, grocer= Margaret, d. of

Rest Fenner, hop-planter. 17 10.
Walker, Solomon, of Deal, mariner. 1761.
Waller, Richard, grocer=. Margaret, d.

of William Rygdon, tailor. 1533.
Walmsly, Joseph, of the iith Light

Dragoons. 1796.
Walware, Nicholas, railler=A]ice, d. of

Richard Hangrel. 1414.
Wanstall, John, of Molash, yeoman=

Elizabeth, d. of John Lane, of Cant.,

hop-planter. '727.
Warbutton, Edward, labourer=Jane, d.

of John Johiicock, silkweaver. 1719.
Warde, John, carpenter=Anne, d. of

Simon Kingesnode, cowper. 1603.
Ward, Abraham, labourer=Elizabeth, d.

of Henry Blyth, labourer, 17 14.

161

OF CANTERBURY.

162

Warden, Robert, mason=Agnes, d. of

Richard Hodell. 1+49.
Ware, John, hop-planter=Elizabeth, d.

of Richard Austen, baker. 1717-
Warener, Thomas, clerk=Anne, d. of

John Rooke. 1575.
Warkiip, Thomas, innholder=Hannah, d.

of Leonard Ashenden, saddler. 1677.
Warner, James, tiIemaker=Susan, d. of

Paul Hubbert, carpenter. 1681.
Warnerr, Cornelius, cordu'ainer=Eliza-

beth, d. of Richard Howland, cord-

wainer. 1685.
Warren, [ohn, linnen\veaver=Sarah, d. of

John Powel, barber. 174+.
Warren, James, linnenweaver. 1756.
Warwick, Abraham, woolcomber=i\Iary,

d. of LeonardAshenden, saddler. 1 68 1 .
Wastall, James, of Sandwich, labourer=

Mary, d. of IMatthew Cook, of Cant.,

cordwainer. 1747.
Waters, William, labourer=Anne, d. of

William Studham, cooper. 17 14.
Watson, John, gent.=Margarct, d. of

Robert Flatmaii, hop-planter. 17 10.
Watson, Lewis, labourer. 1795.
Watts, John, of Wye, perukemaker. 1 782.
^^'ebbe, William, hosier=the daughter of

Thomas Nicoll. 1502.
Webb, Joseph, gent.=Elizabeth, d. of

John Greenland, Alderman. 1727.
Webb, James, hop-planter. 1761.
Weeden, Nathaniel, cordwainer=l\Iary,

d. ol Edward Landman, carpenter.

1705-
Welby, Simon, silkweaver=Anne, d. of

Vespatian Harris, woolcomber. 1 704.
Wellard, John, bricklayer=Mary, d. of

Thomas Parker. 1709.
Wellard, John, labourer. 1767. See

Willard.
Wells, Jacob, gardener=Sardh, d. of John

Railton. 1703.
Wells, Thomas, of London, cordwainer.

1790.
Wertyng, Walter=a d. of Richard Teg-

heler. 14' 7-
West, John, carpenter=!\Iartha, d. of

Thomas Abbot. 1686.
West, Daniel, silkweaver=Frances, d. of

William EUwin, ribbonweaver. 1 688.
Westland, John, fuller=Joan, d.of Roger

Sete. 1423.
Wether, William, carpenter=Isabella, d.

of Robert Pollard. 1431.
Whiddeet, John, of London, hopfactor.

1761.

White (Whyte), Bell, joiner=Judith, d. of

Thomas Lobbey. 1574.
White, George, tailor=Elizabeth, d. of

Thomas Richardson, tailor. 1637.
White Edmund, maltster=Anne, d. of

Edward Francis, cordwainer. 1704.
White, Thomas, of Sturry, labourer=

Susanna, d. of William Rust, of Cant.,

linnenweaver. '747-
White, Henry, silkweaver. 1753.
White, John, of St. Peter's in Thanet,

shipwright. 1761.
White, John, baker. 1763.
White, Henry, silkweaver. 1783.
Whitehrds, James, clerk^Joan, d. of

William'Beall. 1498.
Whitehed, John. annourer^.\gnes, d. of

Thomas Sampson. 1513.
Whitehead, Gabriel, of Deal, blacksmith

=Susanna, d. of William Jeoffery,

of Cant., cooper. 1705.
Whitfield, John, scrivener=Catherine, d.

of Robert Railton, Town Clerk. 1603.
\Miitfield, John, gent. 1780.
Whitlok, Richard=Joan, d. of Henry

Lyncoll. 1400.
Whitney, Joseph, of Portsmouth, ship-
wright. 1796.
Wickenden, John, of St. Dunstan's in

Kent, labourer. 1789.
Wickham, John, carpenter=Mary, d. of

William Knight, Serjeant at Mace.

•635-
U ignal, Gregory, silkweaver:=Elizabeth,

d. of Tliomas Munday, fla.xdresser.

1741.
Wegnall, John, silkweaver. 1760.
Wilco.K, William, linnendraper. 1800.
Wildish, John, carpenter=Mary, d. of

Nathaniel Walker, tallow-chandler.

'743-
Wildish, Peter, silkweaver. 1753.
Wilds, William, of St. Dunstans in Kent,

victualler. 1787.

Wiles, John, of Dover,mariner,=Deborah,

d. of William Smith, of Cant.,

goldsmith. i7>4-
Wiles, Edward, of Hollingbourne, tailor.

I7S3-
Wilkes (Wylkes), William, tailor=Cris-

tian, d. of William Fonteyn. 1441.
Wilkes, Richard, joiner=Mary, d. o

Raynold Borne. 1602.
Wilkins, James, upholster=Mary, d. o

IMr. Merriain, Alderman. 1647.
Wilkinson, Ralph, of the Liberties o

Westminster, victualler. 1754.

K

163

FREEMEN

164

Willard, John, of Whitstable, dredger^

Mary, d. of Richard Ellis, of Cant.,

turner. 1734- .Str Wei lard.
Williams (Wyllyams), Nicholas, butcher

= Mary. d. of Samuel Chandler, i b 1 8.
Williams, Henrv, lay-clerk=Sibbell, d.

of John Tucker, instrument maker.

1638.
Williams, John, carpenter=Elizabeth, d.

of William Blogg, glazier. 1721.
Williams, John, of Maidstone, victualler

=Sarah, d. of John Cock, of Cant.,

weaver. 1741.
Williams, Edward, of Boughton Blean, 1

labourer. 1789.
Williams, John, of London, butcher. 1796.
Williamson, Richard, weaver^Mary, d.

of William Hall, turner. 17 14.
Williamson, William, cordwainer. 1800.
Willis, Richard, bricklayer^Elizabeth, d.

of Thomas Rogers, wheelwright.

1714.
Willmot, Jarvis, currier=Eleanor, d. of

William Small, baker. 1646.
Wilmount, William, currier= Anne, d. of

Thomas Pike, currier. 1630.
Wilson, Richard, shoemaker=iMary, d. of

John Davyes, smith. 1614.
Wilson, Edward, timber-broker^Eliza-

beth, d. of John Hambiook, white-
smith. 1707.
Wilson, John, of Dover, tavernkeeper=

Sarah, d. of Richard Austen, of

Cant., hop-planter. 1746.
Wilson, Henr}', of Woolwich, shipbuilder.

'795-
Wingate, John, victualler=Elizabeth, d.

of John Biggs, baker. 1688.
Winsley, Comb., gent.=Bridget, d. of

Rest Fenner, brewer. 1737.
Winslow, Richard, labourer. 1789.
Witherden, Stephen, gent.=Sarah, d. of

John Hatch, goldsmith. 1698.
Wood, Richard, baker=Prudence, d. of

Thomas Plesington, baker. 1598.
Wood, William, clothier= Martha, d. of

Abraham Clarke. 161 5.
Wood, Michael, cordwainer=Elizabeth,

d. of Isaac Osbastone, cordwainer.

1624.
Wood, William, cordwainer^Frances, d.

of Edward Violet, apothecary. 1660.
Wood, Robert, maltster=.'\nne,d. of Tho-
mas Browning, miller. 1707.
Wood, John, of Deal cordwainer=Mar-

garet, d. of William Skelton, of

Cant., linnenweaver. 1727.

Wood, William, grocer=Elizabeth, d. of

John Moate, cooper. 1730.
Wood, Robert, silkweaver. 1765.
Wood, Thomas, silkweaver. i7t>7.
Wood, Edward, sawyer. 1770.
Wood, John, gardener. 1786.
Woodfall, Matthew, silkweaver=Dorothy,

d. of Thomas Kingsford, woollen-
draper. 1 67 1.
Woodroffe, John, labourer=Elizabeth, d.

of John Cartewright, tailor. 1607.
Woolley, Josiah, of London, vintner=

Frances, d. of Edward Rook, of

Cant., saddler. 1734.
Worall, Nicholas, draper=Agnes, d. of

John Bargrove. 1522.
Word, James, silk\veaver=Jane, d. of

Ralph Aldredge, victualler. 1699.
Worgar, Anthony, hempdresser=Anne, d.

of Bell White, joiner. 1638.
Worley, Edward, blacksmith=Marv, d. of

Christopher Baulden, ironmonger.

1632.
Worley, John, surgeon=Esther, d. of

John Brickenden, saddler. 1708.
Worthinton, Robert, on his marriage with

Mildred, d.of John Wormeselle. 1396.
Worthington, Edward, of Dover, cooper

=Susanna, d. of Edward Beard, of

Cant., cordwainer. 1705.
Wootton, William, cordwainer=Mildred,

d. of Thomas Heyward, cordwainer.

1646.
Wotton, Richard, chaloner=Agnes, d. of

Robert Aleyn. 1403-
Wraight, Robert, tailor=Mary. d. of

William Buckhurst, tailor. i6b6.
Wraight, Daniel, woolcomber=Sarah, d.

of Thomas Kennett, turner. ifa8Q.
Wraight, James, horse-cutter=Margaret,

d. of John Smith, victualler. 1727.
Wraith, Samuel, tailor. 1784.
Wrake, Jasper=Agnes, d. of Thomas

Lymyter, Alderman. 1576.
Wratton, Jacob, of Lympne, labourer, 1 790.
Wray, Cuthbert, painter=the d.of William

Johnson, painter. 1562.
Wren, Robert, organist=Ann, d. of John

Munn, Esquire, late Mayor. 1678.
Wrenshier, George, painter=Sarah, d. of

Edward Wilson, lathcleaver. 1737.
Wright, John, clothworker=Sara, d. of

John Elvyn, shoemaker. 1607.
Wright, John, cordwainer=Anne, d. of

Isaac Clarke, bricklayer. 1642.
Wright, John, of Folkestone, Officer in

the E.xcise. 1755.
Wright, Thomas, labourer. 1787.

165

OF CANTERBURY.

166

Wright, Thomas, of St. Nicholas Atwade,

labourer. 1790.
Wrothall, William, cordwainer. 1769.
Wybrow, William, silk\veaver=I\Iary, d.

of Thomas Young, silkweaver. 17 3+.
Wycombe, Robert, smith=Isabella, d. of

Reginald Hamer. H+9-
Wynn, Thomas, of London, cordwainer=

Elizabeth, d. of John Philpot, of

Cant., cordwainer. 1727.
Wynter, Henry, \vcbbe.=Anneia, d. ot

Robert Groues {?) 1403.

Young, Thomas, currier=Jane, d. of

Nicholas Williams, butcher. 1663.
Young, John, tailor= Mary. d. of Thomas

Kingsford, woollendraper. 1672.
Young, Thomas, of Heme, glazier=

Susanna, d. of Richard Prett, of

Cant, gardener. 1727-
Young, [ohn, yeoman=Mary, d. of Elias

Terrier, woolcomber. 1744.
Young, Edward, of Margate, smith.

1797-

•"

PART III.

jfreemen b^ Hpprenticesbip,

Abbot, William, cordwainer, app. to

Gabriel Saffery, Junior. 1726.
Abbott, James, baker. 1756.
Abbott, James, carpenter. 1761.
Abbott, Charles, baker. 1766.
Abbott, Richard, butcher. 1768.
Acors, John, cordwainer. 1774-
Addanis, Richard, tailor, app. to Tliomas

Hallet. 1602.
Adams, Andrew, grocer, app. to John

Elficke. 1604.
Adames, Nicholas, cordwainer, app. to

John Bullocke. 1634.
Adams, John, butcher, a]ip. to liis father,

Raljih Adams. 1672.
Adams, Thomas, cordwainer, app. to

Thomas Fleet. 17 1 1.
Adams, William, joiner, app. to Thomas

Clifford. I 7 14.
Adams, Josiah Lane, of Deal, surgeon

and apothecar}'. 1772.
Adis, Stephen, biicklayer, app. to Isaac

Clarke, 1632.
Adman, Henry, vintner, app. to Peter

Johnson, cordw.iiner. 1681.
Addmans (Addams in the margin), Will-
iam, pcwterer, app. to Thomas Mar-
shall. 1622.
Admans, Solomon, cordwainer, app. to

William Tiddeman. 1706.
Alcocke, Roger, tailor, app. lo Rowland

Di.xson. 1 62 1.
Aldridge, Ralph, tailor, app. to William

Gibbon. 1669.
Aldriilge, Thomas, carpenter, ajip. to

Robert Hueson. 1681.
Aldridge, Joseph, silkweaver, aj)p. to

Edward Berry. 1688.

Aldridye, Ralph, carpenter, app. to

William Barbet. 1703.
Ale.xander, Michael, grocer, app. to

George Dale. 1587.
Allen, Simon, shoemaker, app. to Thomas

Dunney, shearman, but not enrolled.

1581.
Allyn,( jeorge, shoemaker, app. to Edmond

Nicholson. 1585.
Allen, William, butcher, app. to William

Reeve. 1628.
Allen, John, grocer, app. to Daniel Mast-

erson 1646.
Allen, William, cordwainer, app. to John

iMillner. 1663.
Allen, Edward, upholster, app. to James

Wdliams, ib88.
Allen, Peter, of Whitstable, cordwainer,

app. to Peter lohnson, of Cant. 17 14.
Allen, William, baker, app. to William

Reynolds. 1720.
Ambrose, John, the elder, grocer, app.

to Hugh Bradbery. 1524. He pd.

bs. 8d.
Ansell (Aunsell), William, grocer, app.

to George Master. 1614.
Ancell, John, of St. Paul's in Kent, car-
penter. 1776.
Anderson, John, vintner, app. to Chris-
topher Baldwine. 1644.
Anderson, James, silkweaver. 1768.
Andrewes, Thomas, barber, app. to

'I'homas Violet, ib^j.
Andrews, Richard, tailor. 1754.
Andrews, Edward, Junior, of London,

tailor. 1761.
Andrews, Edward, of Hythe, grocer and

tallow-chandler. 1794.

169

OF CANTERBURY.

no

Anker, Thomas, cordwainer, app. to John

Sancroft. 1700.
Annott, Charles, watchmaker, app. to
James Ellis and Robert Heynian.
16S0.
Applebee, Christopher, mercer, app. to

Edward Nordcn. 1643.
Ap Robertes, John, app. to John Estye,

clothworker. 1588.
Apsley, Leonard, of Ashford, carpenter,

app. to Alderman Betting. 1725.
Archer, John, bricklayer, app. to William

Wells. 1689.
Archer, Ezra, carpenter. 1781.
Arnold, Thomas, baker, app. to Thomas

Gilbert. 1714-
Arnold, John, cordwainer, app. to John
Wells and Philip Cheesman. 1744.
Arthur, Thomas, barber, app. to John

Barham. 17 13.
Ashenden, Nicholas, grocer, app. to

Joseph Colfe, Alderman. 1610.
Ashenden, Thomas, painter, app. to one

■ Rawlenson. 161 1.
Ashenden, Stephen, tailor, app. to Will-
iam Hadnam. 1634.
Ashman, John, of London, carpenter,
app. to Thomas Denne, of Cant. 1 741 .
Ashton, Edward, joiner, app. to Thomas

Davis. 1734.
Atkins, Jonas, papermaker, app. to Ric-
hard Wellard. 1714.
Atterton. John, ironmonger, app. to John

Love. 1720.
Atwell, Thomas, dyer. app. to John
BlankettandThomas Beverton. 1652.
Atwell, John, weaver s. and app. of Tho-
mas Atwell. 16S5.
Atwood, William, bricklayer, app. to

Thomas Flalman. i68q.
.■\ltwood, John, bricklayer, app. to Will-
iam Attwood. 1705.
Atwood, John, baker. 1753.
Atwood, I'hnmas, barber. 1756.
Austen, Richard, baker, app. to Robert

Paine. 1687.
Austen, John, saddler, app. to Robert

Railton. 1696.
Austen, John, woollendraper, app. to

Thomas Jenkin. 1700.
Austen, Henry, vintner, app. to Mr. John

Wilson. 1705.
Austin, John, of Milton, carpenter, app.

to Thomas Denn, of Cant. 1727.
Austry, James, grocer, app. to Daniel

INIasterson. 1633.
Awcher, Edward, app. to Edward Clarrk-
son, tailor. 1580.

Awcher, Edward, tailor, app. to Edward

Awchere. 1591.
Backet, John, woolcomber, app. to

Thomas Home. 1690.
Badcock, James, cordwainer. 1774.
Bailey (Bavly), William, victualler, app.

to his father, Thomas Bayly. 1703.
Bayley, Thomas, cordwainer, app. to John

Wells. 1740.
Bailey, Samuel, of London, silkweaver.

1760.
Bayley, William, silkweaver. 1768.
Baker, Thomas, vintner, app. to Charles

Wetenhall, Alderman. 1603.
Baker, Nicholas, baker, app. to William

Barton. 1623.
Baker, Thomas, cheesemonger, app. to

his father, Thomas Baker. 1674.
Baker, John, of Faversham, tobaccopipe

maker, app. to Nathaniel Herring,

1708.
Baker, William, freemason, app. to John

Broxup. 171 1.
Baker, Robert, cordwainer, app. to

Thomas Parker. 1713-
Baker, Richard, baker, app. to Joseph

Rigden. 1724.
Baker, Thomas, collarmaker, app. to

Thomas Kolfe. 1724.
Baker, Henry, pipemaker, app. to John

Tuck. 1726.
Baker, Joseph, of London, carpenter,

app. to Robertjagger, of Cant. 1727.
Baker, William, of Sandwich, brazier,

app. to Jacob Sharp, of Cant. 1740.
Baker, John, upholder. 1760.
Baker, John, perukemaker. 1763.
Balden, Christopher, ironmonger, app. to

Nicholas IVIichell. 1603.
BaldocUe, William, smith, app. to John

W'ager. 1621.
Baldocke, Robert, grocer, app. to Walter

Southwell. 1628.
Ball, Richard, clothworker, app. to Israel

Weevelles. 1620.
Ball, John, saddler, app. to Christopher

Franck. 1657.
Bame. John, tobaccopipe maker, app. to

Nathaniel Herring. 1722.
Banfeild, William, cordwainer, app. to

Philip Busher. 1704.
Banfield, Thomas, tailor, app. to his father,

John Banfield. 1727.
Bannister, Thomas, of River, papermaker,
app. to Richard Wellard, of Cant.
1714.
Barbett, William, carpenter, app. to
Matthew Browne. 1686.

171

FREEMEN

I7i

Barbor, Robert, shoemaker, app. to Robert
Player. 1614.

Barber, George, cabinet maker. 1780.

Barham, Edward, haberdasher, app. to
John Lapham. 1615.

Barham, John, cordwainer, app. to Tho-
mas Freetes and in his absence, by
consent of the Master of the Com-
pany, putt over to Peter Browne.
1619.

Barham, Thomas, tailor, app. to John
Downes. 1638.

Barham, VVilham, joiner, app. to John
Bix. 1669.

Barham, Charles, barber-surgeon, app. to
Thomas Fowler. 1700.

Barham, John, carpenter, app. to Philip
Fishenden. 1740.

Barham, Harris, goldsmith, app. to Mich-
ael Lade. 1747.

Barham, John, cordwainer, app. to Rob-
ert Baker. 1747.

Barham, John, baker, app. to Joseph
Rigden. 1747.

Barker, John, barber, app. to John
Browne. 1628.

Barker, John, woollendraper and tailor.
1772.

Barles, Alexander, joiner, app. to William
Look. 1675.

Barles, Joseph, saddler, app. to his
father, Joseph Barles. 1690.

Barnard, Joseph, perukemaker. 179^-

Barnes, Thomas, of Bromley in Kent,
gardener, app. to Thomas Parker, of
Cant. 1712.

Barnsdale, William, cordwainer, app. to
Thomas Harrison. 1646.

Barnsdale, William, cordwainer, app. to
his father, Thomas Barnsdale. 1681.

Barrett, Thomas, clockmaker, app. to
John Barrett, gunsmith. 1675.

Barrett, Edward, smith, app. to his father,
Edward Barrett. 1691.

Barret, Thomas, victualler, app. to
Thomas Franke. 1697.

Barratt, Nathaniel, silkweaver, app. to
Henry Cook. 1733.

Barston, Redman, butcher, app. to
Nicholas Williams. 1643,

Bartlam, Henry, shoemaker, app. to John
Holland. 1614.

Barton, Christopher, of London, cord-
wainer, app. to his father, John
Barton, of Cant. 1727.

Barton, John, carpenter. 1761.

Barton, James, silkweaver. 1772-

Barwick, Edward, silkweaver. 1780.

Basketfield, John, perukemaker. 1758.
Bdssett, Thomas, baker, app. to Stephen

Strong. 1681.
Bassett, John, baker, app. to Thomas

Bassett. 1688.
Batcheller, John, mercer, app. to Samuel

Staples, mercer. 1602.
Batcheller, Joseph, tailor, app. to Robert

Dickenson. 1627.
Bate, Francis, cordwainer, app. to Samuel

Collar. 168S.
Baxter, John, blacksmith, app. to Norton

Jarman. 1734.
Baxter, John, of London, glover. 1761.
Beadle, William, woollendraper, app. to

Thomas Hawlett. 1606.
Beaks, William, of Sheerness, baker. 1765.
Beane, William, woollendraper, app. to

Simon Robinson. 1620.
Beane, John, grocer, app. to Daniel

Masterton. 1627.
Beane, John, millener, app. to John

Kingsforth. 1670.
Bean, John, joiner, app. to Thomas

Clifford. 1721.
Bean, John, baker, app. to John Iverson.

»733-
Bean, Matthew, bricklayer, app. to John

Bean. 1741.
Beard, Thomas, cordwainer, app. to

Thomas Carey. 1646.
Beard, William, clockmaker, app. to

James Ellis, watchmaker. 1674.
Beare, Thomas, joiner, app. to 'William

Looke. 1 70 1. See Beere.
Becon, Basil, joiner, app. to Thomas

Lineal. 1682.
Bedingfeild, Thomas, haberdasher, app.

to John Lee. 1627.
Beecham, Thomas, heelmaker, app. to

his father, Richard Beecham. 1651.
Beecham, George, heelmaker, s. and

app. of Richard Beecham. 1665.
Beecham, Thomas, heelmaker, app. to

his father, Thomas Beecham. 1679.
Beecham, Benjamin, cordwainer, app. to

John Bullocke. 1695.
Beeching, John, blacksmith, app. to

Richard Gardner. 1705.
Beere, John, tailor, app. to John Pashly.

1602. See Beare.
Bell, Richard, painter, app. to Thomas

Ashenden. 1628.
Bell, Thomas, barber, app. to his father,

Thomas Bell. 1705.

Bell, William, cordwainer, app. to John
Ledger. 1722.

173

OF CANTERBURY.

174

Bell, Robert, of Dover, vintner, app. to

John Garret, of Cant. 1727.
Bellenger, John, tailor, app. to John

Rumfeild. 1639.
Belly, Thomas, tailor, app. to John

Oliver. i7'4-
Benbrigg, Samutl, barber-surgeon, app.

to lames Fowler. 1671.
Benford, Thomas, of Longport, printer.

'795-
Bennett, Thomas, tailor, app. to John

Alcock. 161 1.
Bennet, Obedience, cordwainer, app. to

Thomas Coale. 1703.
Bennet, Benjamin, the younger, tailor.

1760.
Bensted, Richard, barber-surgeon, app.

to John Lunn. 1637.
Bently, James, barber, app. to Thomas

Stowe. 1635.
Bentley, Robert, turner, app. to John

Pembrooke. 1733-
Berger, Cosman Ertz, of Lodon, apothe-
cary, app. to Garlin Hatch, of Cant.

'734-
Berlyng, William, tailor, app. to Thomas

Tangate. 1595.
Berry, John, carpenter, app. to Paul

Hubbard. 1667.
Best, John, saddler, app. to John Ashen-
den. 1615.
Best, Stephen, pewterer, app. to Thomas

IMarshall. 1617.
Best, John, the younger, cordwainer. 1789.
Bettes, Edward, painter, app. to Richard

Bell. 1639.
Bettes, Henry, barber, app. to Thomas

Violett. 1643.
Betts, Edward, bricklayer, s. and app. of

Edward Betts. 1672.
Betts, John, barber. 1757.
Beverley, Nicholas, app. to George

Aunsell, grocer. 1578.
Beverton, Thomas, fellmonger, app. to

Thomas Dixon. 1668.
Beverton, William, grocer, app. to Matthias

Gray, Alderman. 1698.
Bigg, Edmond, cordwainer, app. to

Thomas Newman. 1643.
Bigges, John, baker, app. to Thomas

Gilbert. 1634.
Bing, Thomas, tailor, app. to John Oliver

and Thomas Davies. 1722.
Bing, John, baker, app. to William Rey-
nolds. 1727.
Birch, Henry, baker, app. to John

Talputt. 1744.
Birch, \Villiam, carpenter. i77o.

Bird, Matthew, whitebaker, app. to John
Hawkins, dec, and served out his
time with John Pising who married

Hawkins' wido. 1625.
Bisaker, John, cooper, app. to Nicholas

Tadcly. 17 14.
Bishop (Bysshopp), William, late servant

to John Eastday, shearman. 1574.
Bvshopp, Robert, tailor, app. to Gilbert

Ewell. 1 62 1.
Bishop, Thomas, timber breaker, app. to

Edward Wilson. 1741.
Bissett, John, shoemaker, app. to Thomas

Harrison. 1630.
Bix, John, joiner, s. and app. of John Bix.

1685.
Blake, Thomas, barber, app. to William

Read. 1694.
Blankett, William, dyer, app. to Squier

Beverton, Alderman, and Richard

Hards. 1669.
Blaxland, Stephen, clothworker, app. to

John Hubberd. 1681.
Blaxland, Richard, grocer, app. to Basil

Denne. 1702.
Blight, John, bricklayer, app. to John

Blight. 1654.
Blight, George, cordwainer, app. to John

lohncock. 1679-
Blight, John, victualler, app. to William

Harte. 1695.
Blogg, William, glazier, app. to his father,

William Blogg. 1678.
Blogg. Charles, glazier, app. to William

Blogg. 1687.
Blogg, Charles, glazier, app. to his father,

William Blogg. 1700.
Blye, John, late s'vantto Joseph Pelham,

butcher. 1573.
Bodkin, John, cordwainer. 1792.
Bodle, John, carpenter, app. to Adam

Fowle. 1722.
Bodle, Thomas, baker, app. to Thomas

Luck. 1722.
Bolaine, Noah, of London, surgeon, app.

to Edward Jacob, of Cant. 1715.
Bolden, James, whitesmith. 1795.
Bond, Henry, shoemaker, app. to Robert

Bond. 1612.
Bonde, Isaac, shoemaker, app. to his

father, Robert Bonde. 1616.
Bond, William, of London, grocer, app.

to John Johnson, of Cant. 1 734.
Bond, Stephen, of Dover, baker, app. to

Thomas Johnson, of Cant. 1741.
Bonger, Rowland, app. to Edmond

Clarckson. 1584.

175

FREEMEN

176

Bonham, Thomas, glazier, app. to Thomas

Browne. 1606.
Bonner, Thomas, of Ashford, tailor, app.

to Thomas Pearch, of Cant. 17+1.
Booth, William, tobaccopipe maker, app.

to Edward Tuck. 17 10.
Booth, John, pipemaker, app. to his

father, William Booth. 1733-
Booth, John, of London, tobaccopipa

maker. 1760.
Boree, James, the younger, silkweaver.

1774-
Boree, John, silkweaver. 1782.
Borneleye, Adrian, s. of Robert Borne-

leye, app. to Clement Brighte,

tailor. 1600.
Bosworth, Edward, brewer, app. to

George Stanley, Alderman, and

Susan his wife. 1683.
Botting, William, carpenter, app. to

Alderman Botting. 1708.
Botting, Thomas, barber, ajip. to Richard

Lane. 173+.
Boulanger,James, of Sittingbourne, white-
smith, app. to John Soames, of

Cam. 1722.
Bound, Abraham, maltster, app. to John

Hollingberry. 17 10.
Bounds, William, baker. 1774.
Bourne, Louder, goldsmith, app. to

Michael Lade. 1738.
Boxer, Michael, of Folkestone, watch-
maker. 1783.
Boycoate, Richard, bricklayer, app. to

]ohn Ward. 1669.
Boys, Alexander, grocer, app. to William

Bridge. 1615.
Boys. Stephen, clothworker, app. to

Simon Beverton. 161 7.
Boys, Edward, woollendraper, app. to

Clive Carter. 1632.
Brnbyn, Robert, clothier, app. to Noah

Leedes. 1596.
Bradbridge, John, upholster, app. to

Robert Cradock. 173+. iVf Broad-
bridge.
Bradford, Thomas, carpenter. 1756.
Bradford, Henry, turner. 1796.
Brames, John, joiner, app. to Thomas

Clifford. 1722.
Brattle, John, blacksmith, app. to his

father, John Brattle. 1705.
Brattel, James, of Chatham, blacksmith.

1761.
Brazier, John, barber and periwigmaker,

app. to Thomas Scudamore. 171+-
Breach, I'eter, butcher, app. to Nicholas

Williams. 1O58,

Bregg, George, vintner, app. to Richard
Lockley, Aldermnn. 1619.

Brett, Carter, of Folkestone, baker. 1760.

Brice, Solomon, barber, app. to John
Fowle. 1676.

Brickenden. John, saddler, app. to Isaac
Hawkes. 1667.

Bridge, John, grocer, app. to his father,
Robert Bridge, a freeman and one
who contributed to the ta.xes and
tallage of the City. 1590.

Brydge, William, app. to Thomas Chap-
man, grocer and chandler. 1605.

Bridge, Thomas, apothecary, a])p. to
Robert Pemell, "departing the same
unti> Crambrooke." 16+3.

Bridge, Abel, hop-planter, app. to William
Parker. 1722.

Bridges, John, grocer, app. to Thomas
Ockman. 1658.

Bridges, John, grocer, app. to John
Bridges. 1681.

Bridgman, Richard, shoemaker, app. to
Isaac Osbestone. 1626.

Bright, Clement, s. of John Bright, smith,
app. to Edmond Asshefourlh, tailor,

Bright, Samuel, grocer, app. to Francis

iMaplesden. 1656.
Bright, Cephas, weaver, app. to Thomas

Atwell. 1693.
Bright, Christopher, blacksmith. 1765.
Bristow, William, printer and stationer.

■783-
Broadbridge, George, of Faversham,

ginger-bread baker. 1789. .SVc- Brad-
bridge.
Brockwell, Charles, carpenter. 1800.
Brodna.x-, Valentine, cordwainer, app, to

Robert Hewes. 1667.
Brooke, Walter, woollendraper, a[)p. to

Nicholas Yong, tailor. 1587.
Brook, William, barber, app. to Richard

Love. 1 73+.
Brooker, Thomas, cooper, app. to Simon

Kuigsnode. 1608.
Brown,Robert, apothecary, app. to W'illiam

Rutlond, Alderman. 1529.
Browne, Peter, shoemaker, app. to John

Nicholson: 1580.
Browne, Anthony, joiner, app. to George

Moore. 1589.
Browne, Wdliam, carpenter, app. to John

Riggsby. i6t)i.
pjrowne, Matthew, carpenter, app. to

William Browne. 1671.
Brown, George, plumber, app. to Edward

Justice. 1676.

177

OF CANTERBURY.

178

Browne, Henry, glazier, app. to William

Beale. 1682.
Brown, James, cordwainer, app. to Alex-
ander Mockett. 1693.
Browne, Anthony, baker, app. to his
father, Thomas Browne. 1700.

Browne, Daniel, brazier, app. to his father,
Thomas Browne. 1739.

Brown, Edward, miller, app. to his father,
Edward Brown. 1747-

Brown, Thomas, brazier, app. to his
father, Thomas Brown. 1747.

Brown, Edward Morecock, draper and
tailor. 1777.

Brown, John, bricklayer. 1790.

Browning, John, grocer, app. to Walter
Maplisden. 1665.

Browning, Thomas, miller, app. to his
father, William Browning. 1665.

Browning, Matthew, carpenter, app. to
William Browning. 1744.

Bryne, John, clothworker, app. to Nich-
olas Neave. 1632.

Buck, Richard, app. to Thomas Grene-
leafe, shoemaker. 1576.

Bucke, John, tailor, app. to Stace Free-
man. 1604.

Bucke, William, cutler, app. to Roger
Nowre. 1604.

Bucke, John, carpenter, app. to John
Marsh. 1651.

Buckhurst, Stephen, grocer, app. to Tho-
mas I\Ianey. 1673.

Buckhurst, Thomas, of Maidstone, thread-
twister, app. to Thomas Lane, of
Cant. 1708.

Buckley, William, barber, app. to Tho-
mas Scudamore. 1720.

Buckwell, John, of the Precincts, Cant.,
carpenter, app. to Peter Holness and
Samuel George. 1722.

Budds, John, bricklayer, app. to Mark
NichoUs. 1676.

Bull, Thomas, grocer, app. to John
Browning. 1702.

Bullinger, William, baker, app. to Tho-
mas Johnson. 1 747.

Bullinger, James, silkweaver. 1760.

BuUocke, William, shoemaker, app. to
Thomas Player, Sherift'of Cant. 1614.

Bullocke, William, shoemaker, app. to
Robert Player. 1618.

Bullocke, John, cordwainer, app. to
Thomas Carew. 1620.

Bullocke, Richard, cordwainer, app. to
William Bullocke. 1629.

Bullock, Edward, carpenter, app. to
Richard Pysing. 1654.

to

John

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John

api

.

to

to

John

Bullock, [blank], tailor, app. to William

Gibbon. 1675.
Bullock, John, cordwainer, app. to his

father, Edward Bullock. 1677.
Bullock, Edward, cordwainer, app. to his

father, Edward Bullock. i68g.
Bunker, Thomas, tailor, app. to John

Dickenson. 1650.
Burching, John, cordwainer, app. to John

Co.x. 1704.
Burd, John, tailor, app. to Thomas Long.

1638. 6>^Bird.
Burden, Thomas, grocer, app.

Sympson. 1644.
Burden, John, blacksmith, app.

Goldedge. 1671.
Burges, Nicholas, vintner,

Edward Denne. 1646.
Burges, Edward, smith, app.

Drouts. 1658.
Burges, John, smith, app. to his father,

Edward Burges. 1677.
Burges, Matthew, gunsmith, app. to

Nicholas Hunt. 1681.
Burges, William, coUarmaker, app. to

William Rigden. 1689.
Burges, Edward, bricklayer, app. to. Paul

Crippin. 1697.
Burges, Edward, smith, app. to his father,

John Burges. 1700.
Burgess, Thomas, blacksmith, app. to

John Burges. 1705.
Burges, Edward, bricklayer, app. to his

father, Edward Burges. 1722.
Burgess, Thomas, potter. 1790.
Burneer, John, app. to Jacoby Pottekyn.

1508.
Burney, Richard, of Chatham, joiner, app.

to Thomas Clifford, of Cant. 1705.
Burton, John, cooper, app. to Richard

Titherton. 1630.
Burton, Abraham, tailor, app. to Jacob

Coxon. 1695.
Burwash, Thomas, saddler, app. to Thomas

Hawkes. 165 1.
Burwash, Edmund, of London, silk dyer.

■754-
Burwash, William, of Folkestone, brazier.

1796.
Bushell, Henry, baker. 1784.
Bushell, John, of Bronipton, Kent, baker.

1796.
Busher, Philip, cordwainer, app. to Rich-
ard Hornesby. 1604.
Busher, Thomas, cordwainer, app. to

Stephen Terry. 1709.
Busher, John, carpenter. 1791.

179

FREEMEN

180

Butcher, Francis, woollendraper, app. to

John Lade, Alderman. 1639.
Butler, Nathaniel, carpenter, app. to

Matthew Browne. i68q.
Butler, Daniel, framework knitter. 1771.
Butterwick, Robert, saddler, app. to

William Tolputt. 1731.
Cacheteur, Peter, barber, app. to

Charles Obree. 173+-
Caddell, Samuel, printer. 1780.
Cadman, Charles, silkweaver, app. to

Jacob Golden. 1741.
Caloway, Charles, app. to Adrian Nic-

olls, Alderman. 1585.
Callaway, John, the younger, silkweaver.

1785-.
Calver, Richard, cordwainer, app. to

John Bullock. 1692.
Canburn,\Villiam, of London, tailor. 1763.
Cantis, Valentine, baker, app. to Thomas

White. 1687.
Cantis, Thomas, joiner, app. to Paul

Norwood. 1707.
Cantis, Valentine, baker, app. to his

father, Valentine, Cantis. i 72 1 .
Capett, John, clothworker, app. to John

Wright. 1 63 1.
Carden, John, perukemaker. 1780.
Garden, Robert, cordwainer. 1781.
Carder, Simon, tailor, app. to William

Laurence. 1521.
Carder, John, cordwainer, app. to Henry

Lucas. 1734.
Carter, Clyve, woollendraper, app. to

William Whilinge. 1621.
Carter, John, clothworker, app. to

Stephen South. 1665.
Carter, George, joiner, app. to Paul

Norwood. 1690.
Carter, John, of Hythe, saddler, app. to

Richard Hall, of Cant. 1710.
Carter, William, grocer, app. to Robert

Carter. 1715. Served only 6 years,

when Robert Carter left Cant.
Carter, John, carpenter, app. to William

Browning. 1733.
Carter, Gregory, bricklayer, app. to

Simon Daines. 1735.
Carter, Nicholas, tailor. 1763.
Cartewright, Vincent, tailor, app. to his

father, John Cartewright. 1609.
Cartwright, John, shoemaker, app. to

Thomas Blondon. 1616.
Casey, Henry, joiner, app. to Lambert

Co.x. 1709.
Cassell, James, bricklayer, app. to John

Oakeley. 1676.

Castell, "John, tailor, app. to Thomas
Richardson. 1623.

Castle, William, linnenweaver, app. to
Thomas Atwell. 1681.

Castle, James, cordwainer, app. to Tho-
mas Willmot. 1690.

Castle, James, of Elham, apothecary.

'754-
Castle, John, of St. Dunstan, Kent, silk-
weaver. 1 76 1.
Castle, Thomas, cabinetmaker. '767.
Catlett, Nicholas, joiner, app. to Thomas

Clifford. 1708.
Cavell, John, cordwainer, app. to Ed-
mund Maplisden. 1690.
Chalklen, Henry, saddler. 1785.
Chalklen, William, printer. 1787.
Chambers, George, app. to his father,

Edmond Chambers, millener. 1664.
Chambers, Thomas, baker, app. to Joseph

Rigden. 17 14.
Chambers, William, carpenter, app. to

William Browning. 1722.
Chambers, Edward, of Deal, surgeon.

1784.
Champney, Henr}-, gunsmith, app. to

John Jusley. 1618.
Chandlor, Richard, grocer, app. to

Christopher W^agstaffe. 161 8.
Chandler, Daniel, butcher, app. to his

father, Samuel Chandler. 1692.
Chandler, John, butcher, app. to his

father, John Chandler. 1704.
Chandler, .Samuel, joiner, app. to his

father, Samuel Chandler. 1706.
Chandler, James, butcher, app. to his

father, John Chandler. 1707.
Chandler, Thomas, butcher, app. to his

father, John Chandler. 1714.
Chandler, Benjamin, apothecary, app. to

Charles Knowler. 1734-
Chandler, Joseph, perukemaker. 1771.
Chandler, James, silkweaver. 1774-
Chantrey (Chauntrey), John, tailor, app.

to Robert Bishopp. 1650.
Chapman, Henry, grocer, app. to Richard

Chandler, grocer and chandler. 1643.
Chapman, Thomas, silkweaver, app. to

James Deeringe. 1700.
Chapman, John, gardener, app. to John

Fenn. 1721.
Chapman, John, gardener. 1777.
Chapman, John, cabinetmaker. 1779-
Chapman, Copper, draperand tailor. 1784.
Chapman, Philip, the younger, of Smar-

den, draper and tailor. 1789.
Charret, Samuel, cordwainer. 1774.

181

OF CANTERBURY.

182

Cheal, William, bricklayer, app. to John

Skilton. 1733-
Cheavele, John, carpenter. 1785.
Cheesman, Richard, whitesmith, app. to

his father, Richard Cheesman. 1 7 1 8.
Cheesman, Stephen, cordwainer, app. to

his father, Philip Cheesman. 1744.
Cheever, Georsfe, chandler, app. to John

Browneing. 1686.
Chese, William, tailor, app. to John

Peerse. 1607.
Chick, John, silkvveaver, app. to his

father, Peter Chick. 17 16.
Chick, Peter, silkweaver, app. to his

father, Peter Chick. 1727.
Child, William, of Bromley, Kent, surgeon.

1796.
Chippenden, Michael, silkweaver. 1789.
Chittenden, James, butcher, app. to

Aaron Woodland. 1647.
Choppen, Thomas, cordwainer, app. to

Henry Rogers. 1681.
Christian, Edward, cordwainer, app. to

Edward Bullock. 1668.
Christie, William, cordwainer. 1790.
Church, George, joiner, app. to George

Vandepeere. 1652.
Church, Anthony, of Dover, linnen-

weaver, app. to Avery Stredvvick, of

Cant. 1705.
Ciaryngbolle, Henry, shoemaker, app. to

John Awger. 1583.
Claringbull, Thomas, grocer. 1761.
Claris, James, stationer. 1784.
Clarke, Augustyn, tailor, app. to John

Jemet. 1597.
Clarke, John, saddler, app. to John

Strand, but served not his time, and

so was fined 40s. 1632.
Clarke, Edward, tailor, app. to Edward

Walle. 1705.
Clark, William, cordwainer. 177 '•
Clerkson, John, joiner, app. to George

Vandepere. 1646.
Clements, \Villiam, barber, app. to Richard

Love. 1734.
Clifford, Thomas, joiner, app. to Paul

Norwood. ibSj.
Clynton, Thomas, saddler, app. to Leonard

Asshenden. 161 8.
Clynton, John, clothworker, app. to

Timothy Winfons {?). 1630.
Coates, Robert, baker, app. to Stephen

Pilcher. 1722.
Coates, William, barber, app. to George

Hunt. 1743.
Cobb, Edmond, haberdasher, app. to

Thomas Pordag. 161 6.

Cobb, James, tailor, app. to Jeremy Smith.

1627.
Cobb, Henry, baker, app. to William

Rigden. 1689.
Cock, alias Cox, John, linnen-weaver,

app. to his father, John Cock, alias

Cox. 1693.
Cock, Matthew, cordwainer, app. to John

Sayer. 17 14.
Cock, Thomas, silkweaver. 17S3.
Cockett, Richard, butcher, app. to his

father, Robert Cockett. 1694.
Cockman, Daniel, butcher, app. to William

Fittell, weaver. 1674.
Coffee, William, blacksmith and farrier.

1792.
Cole, John, mercer, app. to Thomas

Pawlyn. 1582.
Cole, Seth, shoemaker, app. to Thomas

Donner. 1589.
Cole, William, shoemaker, app. to Chris-
topher Ashenden. 1601.
Cole, Thomas, cordwainer, app. to John

Bissett. 1663
Coale, Thomas, carpenter, app. to Matt-
hew Browne. 1702.
Cole, William, cordwainer, app. to his

father, Thomas Cole. 1704.
Cole, John, cutler. 1780.
Colegate, William, baker. 1777-
Collar, Thomas, baker, app. to James

Pettitt. 1716.
Collett, Henry, cutler, app. to his father,

Henry Collett, the younger. 1640.
Collet, Daniel, cutler, app. to Henry

Collet, of Angel Lane, Cant. 1646.
Collins, Joseph, bricklayer, app. to

William Collins. 1733.
Collins, William, tallowchandler. 1753.
Collins, Charles, barber and perukemaker.

■773-
Collyore, Peter, papermaker, app. to

Richard Wellard. 1708.
Conod, James, of Sheerness, silkweaver.

1790.
Cooke, William, carpenter, app. to Will-
iam Gill. 1 68 1.
Coock, William, miller, app. to Thomas

Hills. 1704.
Cook, Witingham, of London, carpenter,

app. to Nicholas Goldfinch, of

Cant. 1708.
Cook, Thomas, papermaker, app. to

William Cook. 1741.
Cook, Richard, papermaker. 1753.
Cooley, William, haberdasher of hats,

app. to Thomas Smith. 1708.

183

FREEMEN

184

Cooley, William, of Dover, fellmonger

and glover. '775-
Cooper, John, papermaker, app. to

Richard Wellard. 1704.
Cooper, John, grocer, app. to his father,

Charles Cooper. 1705.

Cooper, John, of London, papermaker,

app. to William Cook, of Cant. 173^.

Cooper, Thomas, of London, silkdyer,

app. to Mark Duree, of Cant. 1741.

Corkham, Joshua, upholster, app. to

James Williams. 1700.
Cornwell, [ames, victualler, app. to
Edward Whetstone, innholder. 1682.
Cosby, John, app. to Richard Gould-

fynche. 1609.
Costeker, James, of Ashford, woollen-
draper and tailor. 1759-
Costen, Robert, tailor, app. to Philip

Pen. 1744-
Cotton, Bar', tailor, app. to Thomas

Richardson. 1606.
Cotton, John, cordwainer, app. to Jona-
than Hawkes. 1696.
Couchman, Robert, grosser, app. to

George Masters. 1605.
Court, Austen, cordwainer, app. to Roger

Giles. 1635.
Court, James, cordwainer, app. to Nich-
olas Dillnott. 1687.
Court, Clement, carpenter, app. to Henry

Jagger. 1747.
Courtopp, Luke, app. to Christopher

Bridge, grocer. 1592.
Courtup, Paul, saddler, app. to John

Strand. 1641.
Courthopp. Edward, cordwainer, app. to

Richard Chandler. 1653.
Cowley, Edward, tallowchandler. 1786.
Coxe, Thomas, blacksmith, app. to

Thomas Peeling. 1620.
Cox, Samuel, bricklayer, app. to John

Flatman. 1680.
Cox, Henry, linnenweaver, app. to Henry

Cox. 1685.
Cox, Nicholas, blacksmith, app. to James

Harris, 1688.
Cox, John. .S«' Cock, John. 1693.
Cox, Lambert, joiner, app. to Thomas

Lineal the elder. 1695.
Cox, Joshua, linenweaver, app. to his

father, John Cox. 1700.
Coxen, Buckhurst, carpenter, app. to

Robert Jagger. 1734.
Cragg, William, brazier, app. to his

father, I-lobert Cragg. 1688.
Cramp, Richard, watchmaker. 1766.
Cramp, William, pattenmaker. 1789.

Cramp, Richard, of London, peruke-
maker. 1795.

Crawley, James, tailor, app. to John
Tanlin. 1701.

Crawley, Thomas, tailor, app. to his
father, James Crawley. '727.

Crayford, Edward, grocer, app. to Joseph
Colfe. 1658. '

Creed, James, baker, app. to Nicholas
Fowle. 171 1.

Creed, Thomas, ironmonger, app. to his
father, Christopher Creed. 1734.

Creed, Henry, of Ashford, silk mercer.

■774-
Creek, James, of London, tailor, app. to

Thomas Pearch, Sen., of Cant. 17 14.
Cresswell, John, tailor and draper. 1795.
Cresy, Richard, victualler, app. to William

Hart, innholder. 1679.
Cricket, Joseph, blackmith, app. to Ben-
jamin Edmunds. 1743.
Crippin, John, bricklayer, app. to Paul

Crippin. 16SS.
Crippin, Thomas, bricklayer, app. to his

father, Paul Crippin. 1703.
Crippen, John, bricklayer, app. to his

father, John Crippen. 17 14.
Crippen, William, butcher, app. to

Thomas Hull. 1729.
Crippen, John, of Chatham, papermaker.

'759-
Crispe, Thomas, tailor, app. to Edward

Awcher. 1592.
Crispe, John, blacksmith, app. to William

Alson and James Godden. 1721.
Crispe, Samuel, barber, app. to Mercer

Fowler and William Lineal. 1732.
Crosoer, William, of Bridge, tailor. 1761.
Crothal, William, tailor, app. to Thomas

Davis. 1733.
Crow, John, of Faversham, brazier. 17S0.
Crowcherst, William, carpenter, app. to

Thomas Bullock. 171 1.
Cuckowe, Abraham, joiner, app. to

William Marrable. 1650.
Cuckoe, Daniel, jeweller, app. to his

father, Daniel Cuckoe. 1703.
Cuckow, John, printer, app. to his father,

Daniel Cuckow. 1708.
CuUen, Michael, Attorney at Law, app.

to Mr. Edward Hirst, one of the

Attorneys of the Court of Pleas of

this city. 1670.
Cullen. William, carpenter, app. to Philip

Fisenden. 1732.
Culling, Thomas, glover. 1760.
Cullen, Thomas, upholsterer. 1782.

185

OF CANTERBURY.

186

Cumberland, William, glover, app. to

Jeremiah Smith. 1677.
Curling, Thomas, surgeonand apothecary,

app.toAlderman Edward Jacob. 1725.
Curling, Bridger, of Ramsgate, grocer,

app. to Richard Jenkins, of Cant. 1727.
Curling, Bunce, of Sandwich, surgeon

and apothecary. 1788.
Ciirteis, James, of Clapham in Surry,

apothecary. 1761.
Daines, John, bricklayer, app. to Thomas

Flackton. 1707.
Dale, John, of Staple, baker, app. to

William Lane, of Cant. 1727-
Darby, John, cordwainer, app. to John

Ledger. 1736.
Darby, Charles, cordwainer, app. to John

i)arby. 17+7-
Darley, Thomas, cooper, app. to John

Barton. 1652.
Davey, Thomas, woolcomber. 1780.
Davis, Richard, joiner, app. to William

Hooka. 1679.
Davis, Thomas, pattenmaker. 1767.
Davis, John, tailor and staymaker. 1768.
Davis, Nathaniel, saddler. 1768.
Davison, John, glazier and painter, app.

to Charles Blogg. 1721.
Dawson, William, app. to Joyse Harrys,

joiner. 1576-
Dean, Hiday, victualler, app. to Richard

Creasey. 1690.
Dedlannoy, Peter, white-smith, app. to

Thomas Hearne. 1742.
De Lasaux, James, silkweaver. 1768.
De Lasaux, Thomas, silkweaver. 1778.
Dell, John, of Dover, tailor, app. to

Daniel Nicols, of Cant. 17 10.
Delo, William, silkweaver. 1767. Dis-
franchised February 1768, because

he had not served a regular appren-
ticeship.
Dennce, Michael, woollendraper, app. to

Alvery Sabyn, Alderman. 1618.
Dendy, John, of Rochester, clockmaker.

1760.
Denn, Thomas, grocer, app. to James

Glover, grocer and chandler. 1633.
Denn, Edward, vintner, app. to William

Tarry. 1635.
Denne, Christopher, carpenter, app. to

Paul Hubberd. 1663.
Denne, John, turner, app. to his father,

John Denne. 1679.
Denne, Basil, grocer, app. to Henry

Chapman. 1690.
Denn, Thomas, carpenter, app. to Tho-
mas Landman. 1708.

Denn, James, carpenter, app. to Nathan-
iel Butler. 17 1+.
Densted, John, grocer, app. to John

Dale.

;8o.

Dent, Robert, cordwainer, app. toThomas

Newman. i&37-
Dernocour, John, of Faversham, cord-
wainer. 1797.
Despaigne, Henry, carpenter, app. to

Edward Landman. 17 19.
Devine, John, baker, app. to Samuel

Johnson. 17+7-
Devison, Richard, apothecary, app. to

Charles Knowler. 1727.
Devison, Richard, bricklayer, app. to

his father, Alexander Devison. 1727.
Dilnut, John, blacksmith and farrier, app.

to James Godden. 1744.
Dixon, Edward, tailor, app. to Edward

Elphick. 1740.
Dodd, Abraham, of Sturry, carpenter,

app. to Robert Hudson. 1675.
Dodd, Thomas, cordwainer, app. to

Peter Johnson. 1681.
Dodd, Thomas, barber, app. to his father,

John Dodd. 1688.
Dodd, William, tailor, app. to Thomas

Paine. 1698.
Dodd, Charles, barber, app. to his father,

John Dodd. 1705.
Dolly, William, brazier, app. to Jacob

Sharpe. 1728.
Doorne, Stephen, stationer and book-
binder. 1790.
Dove, Edward, victualler, app. to Thomas

Kelling. 1705.
Down, Joseph, barber and periwig maker,

app. to Charles Obree. 1737.
Dowsett, Thomas, grocerand gingerbread

baker. 1796.
Dray, William, barber, app. to John

Barham. 1699.
Dray, Thomas, cordwainer, app. to

Richard Buckhurst. 1727.
Drayton, Peter, haberdasher, app. to

George Claggett. 1610.
Drayton, John, mercer, app. to Paul

Petit, Esquire, iNIayor. 1647.
Drew, John, of Holy Cross, Cant., sur-
geon. 1774.
Drury, John, of Wye, glazier and plum-
ber. 1768.
Drury, George, whitesmith. 1800.
Dubbin, George, bricklayer, app. to John

Filmer. 1721.
Dubles, Charles, of London, saddler.

1790.

187

FREEMEN

188

Dudlow, John, the younger, plumber.

1760.
Dulmar, Jacob, baker, app. to John

Goldfinch. J732.
Dulmer, Charles, perukemaker. 1758.
Duly, Philip, glover, app. to James Avery.

17+1.
Dumee, Micah James, silkweaver, app. to

his father, James Dumee. 1733.
Dumez, George, silkweaver, app. to his

father, James Dumez. ■741.
Dumez, Peter, silkweaver, app. to his

father, James Dumez. 17+4-.
Dunkyn, John, lail.or, app. to Edward

Clarckson. 1591.
Durant, Thomas, apothecary, app. to

William Freebody. 1695.
Durant, Stephen, apothecary, app. to

William Freebody. 1703.
Duree, James, dyer, app. to his father,

Mark Duree. 1738.
Duryez, James, turner, app. to his father,

David Duryez. 1747.
Duthoit, James, cabinetmaker. 1782.
Duthoit, Peter, butcher. 1789.
Duthoit, Edward, brazier. 1796.
Dutton, William, blacksmith, app. to

Richard Ginder. 1681.
Dyason, Joseph, surgeon. 1761.
Dyason, Joseph, of London, brazier and

tinman. 1777.
Dyason, James, cordwainer. '792.
Dyce, James, tailor. 1793.
Eager, John, collarmaker. 1765.
East, Iddenden, tailor, app. to Philip

Reason. 1697.
East, Parker, of Deptford, cordwainer.

1768.
Eastdye, Jeffrey, shearman, app. to John

Eastdye, clothworker. 1581.
Eaton, John, of Hythe, gent. 1780.
Eborne, Chayney, mercer, app. to Henry

Bridge. 161 7.
Edmondes, Nicholas, app. to William

Wyldebore, grocer. 1579.
Edmondes, Stephen, joiner, app. to

Henry Hame. 1634.
Edmunds, Benjamin, blacksmith, app. to

his father, William Edmunds. 1734.
Edmunds, William, blacksmith, app. to

his father, William Edmunds. 1741-
Edmonds, Charles, perukemaker. 1775.
Edwards, Thomas, of Ramsgate, tallow-
chandler. 1760.
Edwards, William, printer. 1780.
Effeild, Robert, clothworker, app. to

Simon Beverton. 1614.

Effeld, Ralph, tailor, app. to Rowland

Di.xson. 1617
Elbury, William, fellmonger, app. to

Richard Stockden. 1654.
Elden, Paul, of Charing, barber, app. to

George Kidder, of Cant. '727-
Elfyck, John, grocer, app. to Simon

Brome, Alderman. 1582.
Ellis, Daniel, shoemaker, app. to Stephen

Giles. 1615.
Ellis, John, carpenter, app. to William

Bottinge. 1701.
Ellis, Richard, turner, app. to John Pem-

brooke. 1701.
Ellis, Ale.xander, victualler, app. to his

father, Ale.xander Ellis. 17 10.
Ellis, Edward, turner, app. to his father,

Richard Ellis. 1722.
Elles, John, of St. Mary-in-the Marsh.

printer. 1794.
Elmes, William, app. to John Perce,

haberdasher. 1598.
Elsey. George, cordwainer, app. to Robert

Southy. 1662.
Elsted, Thomas, cordwainer, app. to

Thomas Barnsdale. 1675.
Elvye, Samuel, app. to George Sherock,

shoemaker. 1583.
Elvy, John, grocer, app. to Thomas

Enfield. 1681.
Elvey, John, baker, app. to William

Mount. 1714.
Elvey, John, blacksmith, app. to William

Thomas. 1741.
Elvyn, William, shoemaker, app. to

Richard Rychardes. 1584.
Elvyn, John, silkweaver, app. to his

father, William Elvyn. 1678.
Elvysshe, Christopher, app. to Anthony

Bowyer, barber. 1585.
Elwyn, Thomas, tallowchandler. 1765.
Enfield, Thomas, grocer, app. to Thomas

Mainey. 1661.
Engeham, Edward, joiner, app. to Thomas

Lineale. 1687.
Epps, Thomas, printer. 1786.
Ertzberger, William, of London, baker.

1761. See Berger, Ertz, col. 173.
Essenhigh, Henry, of Rochester, cooper.

'77+-
Esse.x, Nicholas, shearman, app. to

William Reade, clothworker. 1584.
Estis, William, baker, app. to Thomas

Carley. 1687.
Evands, Matthew, plumber, app. to

Nicholas Justice. 1630.
Eve, Charles, butcher. 1755.

189

OF CANTERBURY.

190

Evernden, Thomas, cordwainer, app. to

Robert Southey. 1660.
Evernden, Nathaniel, cordwainer, app. to

his father, Thomas Evernden. 1681.
Evernden, George, grocer and tallow-
chandler, app. to Matthias Gray,

Alderman. 1694.
Evernden, George, of Favershem, baker,

app. to John Bing, of Cant. 1747-
Evernden, James, butcher, app. to John

Denne. 1751.
Ewell, Joseph, grocer, app. to Walter

Southwell and Francis JMaplisden.

1645-
F]well, Joseph, grocer, app. to his father,

loseph Ewell. 1681.
Fagg, Anthony, grocer, app. to Daniel

Giles. 1654.
Fagg, Thomas, cordwainer. app. to

Christopher Stonehouse. 1681.
Fagg, John, breechesmaker. 1780.
Fayrman, Thomas, cordyner, app. to

Stephen Giles. 1622.
Farrance, Robert, farrier, app. to his

father, John Farrance. it>79-
Farstall, Richard, app. to Walter South-
well, Alderman and grocer. 1638.
Feltus, Joseph, of Wickhambreu.\, cord-
wainer, app. to Jonathan Hawker,

of Cant. 1722.
Fendall, Edward, carpenter, app. to

Edward Bullock. 1677.
Fenn, John, cordwainer, app. to his

father, Richard Fenn. 1667.
Fenner, Seth, apothecary, app. to Israel

Jacob. 1675.
Fenner, Rest, staiioner, app. to his father.

Rest Fenner. 1681.
Fenner, Enoch, bookseller, app. to his

father, Rest Fenner. 1700.
Fereyer, Samuel, tailor, app. to Arnold

Terry. iS97-
Ferree, Samuel, cooper, app. to INIoses

Knewstub. 1732.
Ferrer, Thomas, tailor, app. to Thomas

Weldon. 1599.
Fidge (Fydge), Thomas, mercer, app. to

John RIerryam. 161 3.
Fidge, Thomas, haberdasher, app. to Mr.

Thomas Fidge. 1647.
Fidge, Robert, baker, app. to John Biggs.

1656.
Fidge, George, bricklayer, app. to

Robert Laurence. 1692.
File, Joseph, bricklayer, app. to William

Atwood. 1722.
Filmore, John, bricklayer, app. to John
Warwell. 1695.

Filmar, Thomas, of Chilham, bricklayer,

app. to John Filmar, of Cant. 1708.
Filpott, John, grocer, app. to Walter

Southwell. 1619. 6'« Phiipott.
Finch, John, grocer, app. to John Furser.

1622.
Finch, James, cutler, app. to his father,

Richard Finch. 1661.
Finch, Thomas, cordwainer, app. to John

Bix. 1701.
Fishenden, Philip, carpenter, app. to

Thomas Cole. 17 14.
Fisher, Edward, tallowchandler, app. to

Thomas Wilsden. 1753.
Fitch, William, surgeon. 1789.
Fitch, Daniel, of Pluckley, woollendraper.

1796.
Flacton, Adrian, cordwinder, app. to

Henry Bond. 1628.
Flackton, Thomas, bricklayer, app. to

Valentine Sawyer. 1673.
Fhickton, John, bricklayer, app. to Henry

Flackton. 1695.
Flackton, John, bricklayer, app. to his

father, John Flackton. 1703.
Flaltman, John, bricklayer, app. to John

Barrett. 1657.
Fleete, Thomas, cordwainer, app. to

Daniel Ellis. 1698.
Flint, Thomas, of Dover, tailor, app. to

Samuel Flint, of Cant. 1708.
Flynt, Ebenezer, of Faversham, tailor,

app. to his father, Samuel Flynt, of

Cant. 1 7 2 1 .
Flynt, James, tailor, app. to his father,

Samuel Flynt. 1722.
Flood, Joshua, tinplateworker, app. to

his father, Thomas Flood, i 700.
Floyd, Richard, potter, app. to John

Nicholls. 1677.
Fogge, Whittingham, silk weaver, app. to

John Darrell. 1661.
Foord, Richard, the elder, innholder,

app. to William Mathews. 1679.
Foord, Richard, the younger, victualler,

app. to Thomas Mathew, tailor, and

Mr. Alderman Elwyn. 1679.
Foord, William, butcher, app. to Peter

Gill. 1741.
Forde, Peter, baker, app. to William

Amye, Alderman. 1601.
Foreman, Benjamin, saddler. 1788.
Forrest, Roger, butcher, app. to Edmond

Louell(.?) 1634.
Foster, Edward, tailor, app. to Clement

Bright. 1607.
Fougere, George, barber, app. to John
Railston. 1741.

191

FREEMEN

192

Fowie, Nicholas, barber, app. to Thomas

Hunt. 1607.
FowIe, John, white baker, app. to John

Harris. 1616.
Fowle, WiUiam, farrier, app. to Christopher

Henley. 1656.
Fowle, Adam, baker, app. to Nicholas

Fowle. 1672.
Fowl, Alexander, baker, app. to his father,

John Fowl. 1690.
Fowl, Thomas, baker, app. to his father,

Thomas Fowl. 1690.
Fowle, Nicholas, baker, app. to his

father, John Fowle. 1694.
Fowle, Edward, baker, app. to his father,

Nicholas Fowle. 1698.
Fowle, Thomas, tailor, app. to Thomas

Paine. i6g8.
Fowle, Adam, the younger, carpenter,

app. to William Barbet. 1699.
Fowle, George, carpenter, app. to Paul

Gilmer. 1703.
Fowle, Benjamin, baker, app. to his

father, John Fowle. 1705.
Fowle, William, cooper, app. to Nicholas

Taddy. 1708.
Fowle, Jeremiah, carpenter, app. to

Thomas Bullock. 171+.
Fowle, William, basketmaker, app. to

John Pembrook. 1722.
Fowle, John, baker, app. to Samuel

Simmonds and Alderman Fowle.

1727.
Fowler, Thomas, carpenter, app. to

Robert Hudson. 1663.
Fowler, John, carpenter, app. to George

Long. 1704.
Fowler, Thomas, of London, brickla3'er.

1761.
Fowtrell, Thomas, tailor, app. to John

Burnby. 17 14.
Fowtrell, Michael, baker, app. to Joseph

Rigden. 1720.
Foxe, Thomas, glazier, app. to Mr.

Thomas Ludd. 1645.
Fox, John, cordwainer, app. to Henry

Bartlam. 1661.
Fox, Israel, weaver, app. to [blank]. 1686.
Fox, Thomas, maltster, app. to William

Fox. 1753.
Fox, Benjamin, carpenter. 1761.
Fox, John, ironmonger. 1761.
Fox, Paul, of Chatham, tailor. 1761.
Fox, Samuel, woollendraper and silk-
mercer. 1774.
Fox, William Hinde, surgeon. 179°-
Francis, Edward, cordwainer, app. to

Mr. Daniel Ellis, the younger. 1674.

Francis, William, baker, app. to Thomas

Gilbert. 1692.
Francis, Thomas, the younger, limeburner

and brickmaker. 1757.
Francis, William, tallowchandler and

grocer. 1789.
Francis, John Farley, grocer and tallow-
chandler. 1796.
Francke, Christopher, saddler, app. to

John Stronn. 1634.
Franke, William, bricklayer, app. to Tho-
mas Marn. . . . 1668.
Francke, Edward, bricklayer, app. to

Edward Betts. 1672.
Franke, Daniel, turner, app. to John

Pembrook. 1704.
Frank, Edward, turner, app. to John

Pembrook. 17 10.
Frank, John, turner, app. to his father,

Thomas Frank. 1733.
Frankleyn, Robert, shoemaker, app. to

James Vydean. 1534.
Francklyn, Edward, turner, app. to

Richard Pembrooke. 1681.
Fray, Thomas, victualler, app. to Richard

Gilman, vintner. 1695.
Freebody, William, apothecary, app. to

Avery Hills, gent. 1682.
French, William, plumber and glazier,

app. to Thomas Keister. 1712.
French, John, cabinetmaker, app. to

Thomas Cliflbrd and John Tustian.

1741.
Frend, George, woollendraper and silk

mercer, app. to George Frend. 1749.
Friend, John, mason, app. to John

Broxup. 1704.
Friend, Thomas, upholster, app. to

George Hunt. 1704.
Friend, Daniel, grocer, app. to William

Beverton. 1727.
Friend, John, tailor, app. to his father,

Charles Friend. 1741.
Fuller, William, brazier. 1796.
Fuller, Benjamin, brazier. 1800.
Fuss, George, of Wye, upholsterer, app.

to Robert Cradock, of Cant. 1728.
Gadesby, Richard, carpenter, app. to

his father, John Gadesby. 1747.
Gadesby, William, carpenter. 1767.
Gale, Richard, tailor, app. to his father,

Nicholas Gale. 1633.
Gallant, Richard, feltmaker, app. to Wil-
liam Hunt, the younger. 1700.
Gambier, Charles, cordwainer. 1789.
Gambler, James, of Strood, cordwainer.

'795-

193

OF CANTERBURY.

194

Gammon, Robert, grocer, app. to Tho-
mas Ockman. i68g.
Gammon, John, papermakcr. 1773-
Gardner, David, glazier, app. to Charles

Bloir.

1708.

Gardener, Samuel, of Faversham, peruke-
maker. 178-1..

Gardiner, Robert, hairdresser. 1789.

Garling, John, cordwainer, app. to Henry
Bartlam. 1652.

Garrett, John, cordwainer, app. to Edward
Hall. 1641.

Garrett, James, of [blank], baker, app. to
Thomas Coller, of Cant. 17+0.

Gaunte, John, app. to John Rose, Alder-
man. 1579.

George, John, blacksmith, app. to Reg-
inald Henly, blacksmith, &c. 1637.

George, Samuel, caipenter, app. to John
Homersham. 1700.

George, Thomas Rooke, tailor. 1800.

Gibbon, Thomas, joiner, app. to Thomas
Clifibrd. i6go.

Gibbons, Edward, collarmaker. 1790.

Gibbs, Robert, haberdasher of hats, app.
to Thomas Kingsford. 1689.

Gibbs, Thomas, apothecary, app. to
Stephen Durant. 1720.

Gibbson, Thomas, chandler, app. to
William Bridge, Alderman and gro-
cer. 1642.

Gilbert (Gylbert), Richard, app. to Chris-
topher Bridge, grocer. 1570.

Gilbert, Thomas, baker, app. to William
Younjr. 1624.

Gilbert, Thomas, baker, app. to Thomas
Gilbert. 1643.

Gilbert, Robert, millener, app. to John
IMeriam, Alderman. 1658.

Gilbert, Robert, millener, s. and app. of
Robert Gilbert. 1672. [The father
was not a freeman.]

Gilbert, Thomas, butcher, app. to William
Allen. 1672.

Gilbert, John, apothecary, app. to Roger
Newman. 1689.

Gilbert, Edward, joiner, app. to Thomas
Kitham. 1695.

Gilbert, John, baker, app. to Hercules
Hills. 1709.

Gilbert. Abel, of London, cordwainer,
app. to Walter Rlond, of Cant.,
vintner. 1727.

Gilbert, John, of the Precincts, grocer,
app. to William Carter. 1727-

Giles, Michael, haberdasher, app. to
Gabriel Richardes. 1626.

Giles, Thomas, grocer, app. to John
Giles. 1677.

Giles, John, barber and periwigmaker,
app. to Richard Love, periwigmaker.
1741.

Giles, Hercules, butcher. 1765.

Giles, William, butcher. 1789.

Gill, Henry, maltster, app. to Jonas
Waters. 1636.

Gill, John, carpenter, app. to his father,
John Gill. 1649.

Gill, Thomas, butcher, app. to James
Hunt. 1663.

Gill, Samuel, of Deal, cordwainer, app.
to his father, Joshua Gill, of Cant.,
tripeman. 1708.

Gill, Jolin, cordwainer, app. to John
Sayer. 1714.

Gill, Thomas, carpenter, app. to John
Chapman. 1714-

Gill, Michael, woolcomber, app. to his
father, Thomas Gill. 1722.

Gilham (Gyllam), Thomas, yeoman, "be-
cause he was a prentyse to the
scyence of goldsmiths and enrolled
according to the custume of this
Citie." 1534.

Gilham, William, miller, app. to Robert
Gilpin. 1 70 1.

Gilham, John, miller, app. to Robert
Gilpin. 1708.

Gillman, John, wheelwright. 1760.

Gillman, Webster, bookseller and sta-
tioner. 1776.

Gillman, James, of Faversham, cabinet-
maker. 1789.

Gillman, David, of Deal, cabinetmaker.

1795-
Gillmore, John, baker, app. to Mr.

William Gilham, Alderman. 1674.
Gilmore, John, tallowchandler, s. and

app. of his father, Paul Gilmore,

who was not free. 1675.
Gilpin, Robert, tailor, app. to John Bird.

1663.
Ginder, Richard, smith, app. to Thomas

Fowle. 1 66 1.
Ginder, John, carpenter, app. to William

Gill. 1684.
Ginder, William, barber, app. to John

Andrews. 1700.
Gipps, Henry, of Hythe, apothecary, app.

to Charles Knowler, of Cant. 1741.
Gipps, George, apothecary, app. to Charles

Knowler. 1751.
Gipps, Henry, woollendraper. 17S2.
Glover, Stephen, shoemaker, app. to

Thomas Greneleafe. 1586.

M

195

FREEMEN

196

Glover, James, grosser, app. to George

Masters. 1613.
Glover, Thomas, tailor, app. to Abraham

Clarke. 161 3.
Glover, William, grocer, app. to his father,

James Glover. 1637.
Glover, John, silkweaver, app. to Isaac

Glover. 1708.
Glover, Isaac, silkweaver, app. to his

father, John Glover. 1727.
Goatly, Henry, barber-surgeon, app. to

William Fox. 1634.
Goately, Ambrose, smith, app. to Edward

Barret. 1636.
Goatly, Thomas, cooper, app. to Edward

Vann. 1637.
Goately, Thomas, smith, app. to Am-
brose Goately. 1684..
Goddard, Thomas, weaver, app. to William

Burges. 1533.
Godden, James, of Maidstone, farrier,

app. to George Whiteing, of Cant.

Godden,Thomas, of Folkestone, breeches-
maker. 1753.

Godier. William, tailor. 1785.

Gold, Thomas, cordivainer, app. to John
Raylston. 17 19.

Gouldege, John, blacksmith, app. to John
Davis. 1630.

Goldedge, Thomas, blacksmith, app. to
his father, John Goldedge. 1677.

Golden, Jacob, mercer, app. to his father,
Richard Golden. 1722.

Golding, John, bricklayer, app. to Christ-
opher Symson. 171 1.

Goulden, Thomas, upholder. 1794.

Goulden, William, of Staplegate, turner.

Goldefynche, Richard, app. to Thomas

Hawlett, tailor. 1595.
Goldfinch, William, of Sturry, baker, app.

to his father, John Goldfinch, of

Cant. 1747.
Goldfinch, William, saddler. 1781.
Goldfinch, Edward, chemist and druggist.

1794.
Goldring, William, cooper, app. to Moses

Newstub and George Baker. 1750.
Goldesborough, Abraham, joiner, app. to

his father, Richard Goldesborough.

1652.
Goldsbury, John, cordwainer, app. to

Edward Bullocke. 16S6.
Gouldsmith, John, cooper, app. to Richard

Titterton. 1636.
Gouldsoun, Walter, joiner, app. to Joyce

Gervice. 161 1.

Goodban, Thomas, barber and peruke-
maker. 1773.
Goodcn, William,theyounger, of London,

silk d)'er. 1760.
Goodhue, Peter, tailor, app. to Edward

Williams. 1&15.
Goodlad, Richard, clockmaker, app. to

Richard Greenhill. 1705.
Goodwin, John, of Ash, glover, app. to

William Holness, of Cant. 1733-
Gore, John .Augustine, whitesmith. 1786.
Gorely, William, feltmaker. 1789.
Gorham, Thomas, clothworker, app. to

Israel Wcevells. 1631.
Gorham, Thomas, cordwainer, app. to

Daniel Ellis. 1679.
Gosbey, John, maltster. 1760.
Gowland, Stephen, cooper. 1796.
Grant, John, carpenter, app. to Henry

Roberts. 1666.
Grant, Richard, cordwainer, app. to John

Prettiman. 1741.
Grant, William, of London, upholster.

1761.
Gray, William, carpenter, app. to Ray-

nold Bourne. 1585.
Grave, Edward, carpenter, app. to Au-
gustine Terry. 1627.
Gray, Thomas, glover, app. to Jeremy

Smith. 1692.
Greene, Leonard, carpenter, app. to Am-
brose Sturges. 1672.
Greene, Thomas, butcher, app. to his

father, Thomas Greene. 1700.
Greenhill, Samuel, watchmaker, app. to

his father, Richard Greenhill. 1707.
Greneleafe, John, grocer, app. to Joseph

Colfe. 1603.
Greenough, Peter, tailor, app. to Thomas

Bates. 1747.
Greenestreet, Robert, haberdasher of

smallwares, app. to John Merriam.

1620.
Greenstreet, James, of Northlane, Kent,

baker, app. to John Lellesden, of

Cant. 1722.
Greenstreet, Jolui, baker. 1756.
Greenstreet, Richard, of London, wheel-
wright. 1795.
Grecthurst, Philip, baker, app. to Stephen

Strong. 1668.
Grecthurst, Philip, bricklayer, app. to

Robert Lawrence. 1703.
Griggs, John, carpenter, app. to Thomas

Bullocke. 1734.
Griffen, Isaac, tailor, app. to Henry

Robertes. 1636.

197

OF CANTERBURY.

198

Griffen, John, baker, app. to Thomas
Besonn. 1639.

Griffin, William, coverlet weaver, app. to
Thomas Atwell. 1663.

Griffen, John, brazier, app. to his father,
John Griffen. 1705.

Gressam, Samuel, cordwainer, app. to
Daniel Ellis. 1657.

Grovnes, Sampson, app. to Christopher
.'\sshenden, shoemaker. 1585.

Grureberry, Samuel, baker, app. to Adam
Fowle. 1679.

Guenin, John, barber, app. to George
Kidder. 171 8.

Guenin, Benjamin, tallowchandler, app.
to William Beverton. 1723.

Gutter, Thomas, weaver, app. to John
Butcher. i6og.

Hadman, William, tailor, app. to Will-
iam Buckhurst. itiSj-

Haffenden, Richard, cutler, app. to his
father, Richard Haffenden, and Will-
iam Harris. 1713.

Hagell, Joseph, of Deal, gingerbread
baker. 1800.

Halden, Peter, tailor, app. to Robert
Dickinson. 1621.

Hales, John, cordwainer, app. to his
father, Henry Hales. 1674.

Hales, William, feltmaker, app. to Will-
iam Studham. 1722.

Hall, Thomas, turner, app. to Abraham
Smith. 1652.

Hall, Thomas, cordwainer, app. to Christ-
opher Stonehouse. 1687.

Hall, George, apothecary, app. to Thomas
Smith. 1692.

Hall, Richard, saddler, app. to William
Tolputt. 1698.

Hall, Thomas, turner, app. to his father,
John Hall. 1698.

Hall, Symon, cordwainer, app. to Thomas
Parker. 1717.

Hall, John, saddler, app. to his father,
Richard Hall. 1727.

Hall, Samuel, maltster, app. to Daniel
Hall. 1742.

Halsey, Thomas Sackett, cordwainer.

1785-
Halsey, John, the younger, cordwainer.

178S.
Halsnoad, Charles, tailor, app. to his

father, John Halsnoad. 1682.
Ilamage, William, tailor, app. to Arnold

Terrv. 1613.
Haniadge, Nicholas, carpenter, app. to

William Tayler. 1659.

Hamedge, Thomas, haberdasher, app. to

his father, Daniel Hamedge. 1662.
Hamadge, Henry, haberdasher, app. to

his father, Daniel Hamadge. 1664.
Hamage, John, brewer, app. to IMr.

Henry Waddell. 1692.
Hambleton, John, barber, app. to John

Barham. i6go.
Hambrook, John, smith, app. to Stephen

Hambrook. 1684.
Hamme, Henry, joiner, app. to John

Vandepere. 1600.
Hammond, James, barber, app. to James

Fowler. 1665.
Hammond, Richard, of Ashford, turner.

1790.
Hamond, John, brewer, app. to this

Accomptant {? William Watmer,

Chamberlain). 161 3.
Hampton, John, tailor, app. to John

Croft. 1642.
Harber, John, barber, app. to John

Jennings. 161 6.
Harding, Robert, cordwainer, app. to

John Moore. 1641.
Harding, James, cordwainer, app. to John

Cooper. 1722.
Harmon, John, basket maker, app. to his

father, Thomas Harmon. 1599.
Harnet, Edward, grocer, app. to Basil

Denne. 1700.
Harnett, Henry, baker, app. to Edward

Haywardand Richard Dowcar. 1734.
Harnett, Henry, maltster. 1767.
Harnett, Henry, baker. 1780.
Harnett, Daniel, grocer. 1790.
Harnett, Joseph, plumber. 1790.
Harper, Nicholas, tallowchandler, app.

to John Peirce. 1699.
Harris (Harrys), John, app. to John

Harrys, whitebaker. 1619.
Harris, James, smith, app. to John Barret,

1665.
Harris, William, goldsmith, app. to Will-
iam Nayor. 1665.
Harris, James, smith, app. to his father,

James Harris. 1690.
Harris, John, grocer, app. to his father,

Thomas Harris. 1691.
Harris, Vespatian, the younger, silk-
weaver, app. to his father, Vespatian

Harris, the elder. 1695.
Harris, Walter, the younger, of Cant.,

clocksmith, app. to Richard Green-
hill. 1700.
Harris, John, bricklayer, app. to Robert

Laurance. 1701.

199

FREEMEN

200

Harris, Thomas, tailor, app. to his father,

Edmund Harris. 1704.
Harrison (Harryson), Thomas, shoemaker,

app. to David Cundit. 1612.
Harison, Thomas, pewterer, app. to his

father, Richard Harison. 1632.
Harrison, Henry, tailor, app. to John

Dickenson. 1664.
Harrison, James, grocer, app. to Thomas

Enfield, Esquire, Mayor. 1674.
Harrison, Henry, tailor, app. to his father,

Henry Harrison. 1679.
Harrison, Symon, baker, app. to William

Lance. 1721.
Harrison, William, tailor, app. to William

Young. 1 72 1.
Harrison, Basil, grocer, app. to William

Peel. 1727.
Harrison, John, upholder, app. to Robert

Cradock. 1737-
Harrison, Theophilus, upholder. 1800.
Harrod, Thomas, silkweaver. 1780.
Hart, Thomas, corduainer, app. to

Thomas Barnesdale and Robert

Tullenden. 1673.
Hart, Richard, carpenter, app. to Edward

Terry and Richard Hudson. 1744-
Hart, William, collarmaker. 1754.
Hart, John, cooper. 1758.
Hart, William, cordwainer. 1789.
Hartcup, Jeremiah, vintner, app. to his

father, Jeremiah Hartcup. 1722.
Hartcup, Thomas, vintner, app. to his

father, Jeremiah Hartcup. 1725,
Hartley, Edward, pipemaker, app. to

William Booth. 1741-
Hartup, Thomas, of Fordwich, butcher.

'75+-
Harwood, John, shoemaker, app. to

Robert Bond. 1608.
Hasellwood, John, joiner, app. to James

Ruffoote. 1 62 1.
Hassel, Samuel, of Rochester, cord-

wainer, app. to Thomas Fleet, of

Cant. 1 741.
Hassal, William, bricklayer, app. to

Thomas Friend. 1742.
Hasted, Joseph, of Chatham, app. to his

father, Rloses Hasted, of Cant., tailor.

1705-
Hatch, John, goldsmith, app. to Richard

Rising. 1668.
Hatch, John, goldsmith, app. to his

father, John Hatch. 1698.
Hatch, Garlin, apothecary, app. to

Alderman Oughton. 1723.

Hatcher, Lawrence, grocer and tallow-
chandler, app. to William Hatcher.

1739-

Hatcher, William, carpenter. 1773.

Hatcher, Edmund, of Dover, wheel-
wright. 1800.

Hawke, Robert, grocer, app. to Symon
Brome, Alderman. 1589.

Hawker, Isaac, saddler, app. to his father,
Thomas Hawker. 1648.

Hawker, Jonathan, cordwainer, app. to
I\Ir. John Garlin. 1676.

Hawker, William, carpenter, app. to
Thomas Cole and Philip Eishenden.

1734-
Hawkes, Thomas, apothecary, app. to
James Frencham, Alderman. 1600.
Hawne, James, maltster, app. to Henry

Waddell, brewer and maltster. 1707.
Haycocke, John, butcher, app. to James

Hunt. 1671.
Hayne, William, needlemaker, app. to

Francis Haynes. 1630.
Hayward, Michael, cordwainer, app. to

Edward Woodcocke. 1656.
Hayward, Edward, baker, app. to Valen-
tine Cantis. 1695.
Hayward, Edward, junior, apothecary,

app. to Anthony Oughton. 1716.
Hayward, Thomas, of London, smith.

1768.
Hearne, John, cordwainer, app. to Alex-
ander Mockett. 1689.
Hearne, George, silkweaver, app. to

Henry Lewis. i6g6.
Hearne, Thomas, whitesmith, app. to

William Harris. 1722.
Heath, Robert, vintner, app. to Walter

Baker. 1643.
Hedgecock, James, of Hyth, baker, app.

to John Goldfinch, of Cant. 1732.
Heeler, Joseph, carpenter, app> to Henry

I\Iay. 1639.
Henlye, Richard, apothecary, app. to

Anthony Wells and set over to Joseph

Colffe. 1 61 2.
Henlye, Leonard, blacksmith, app. to

Robert Wilkinson and John Fagg.

1624.
Henneker, William, cordwainer, app. to

John Tayler. 1695-
Hewes, William, app. to John Marloe,

shoemaker. 1593.
Hewson, Robert, shoemaker, app. to

John Elvy and, on his death, assign-
ed to Adam Waters. 1602.
Hewson, John, shoemaker, app. to James

Bennett. 1613.

201

OF CANTERBURY.

202

Heyman, Robert, watchmaker, app. to

James Ellis. 1678.
Heys, Henry, printer. 1792.
Hibon, Peter, potter, app. to Simon

Evernden. 1752.
Hibon, Isaac, potter. 1760.
Hicks, John, cordwainer, app. to Daniel

Ellis. 1658.
Hicks, P'rancis, cordwainer. 1760.
Hilles, Avery, apothecary, app. to George

Young. 1634.
Hills, Francis, brewer, s. and app. of

James Hills. 1686.
Hills, Hercules, baker, app. to Thomas

Fowle. i6g6.
Hills, James, bricklayer, app. to William

Attwood. 1708.
Hills, Thomas, baker, app. to Thomas

Fowle. 171 1.
Hills, William, barber, app. to Richard

Lane. 1720.
Hills, Robert, baker, app. to his father,

Hercules Hills. 1727.
Hills, John, the younger, grocer. 17S0.
Hills, John, pattenmaker. 1789.
Hills, John, cordwainer. 1790.
Hinds, Thomas, cordwainer. 1771.
Iliron, Francis, barber-surgeon, app. to

Robert Munday. 1686.
Hobbs, |ohn,papermaker, app. to Richard

Wellard. 1708.
Hobbs, Edward, woolcomber and linnen-

draper. 1760.
Hobday, Thomas, cloth worker, app. to

Bartholomew Colepeck, shearman.

1580.
Hobdey, John, woollendraper, app. to

Thomas Jenkin. 1670.
Hobday, Benjamin, glazier and plumber.

'773-
Hobday, Stephen, of London, carpenter.

1783-

Hobday, William, the younger, maltster.
17S9.

Hodgekyn, John, app. to Nicholas Yong,
woollendraper. 1591.

Hogben, John, glover, app. to Richard
Chivers. 1631.

Hogben, Thomas, tanner, app. to William
Russell. 1643.

Hogben, Richard, app. to Richard Hornes-
by, glazier. 1662.

Hogben, Robert, upholster, ajip. to Hum-
phrey Nichols. 1705.

Hogwood, Joel, of Sittingbourne, cord-
wainer. 1789.

Holbert, James, cordwainer, a\tp. to
Thomas Fleet. 1734.

Hollams, John, cordwainer, app. to John

Tassell. 1691.
Holland, John, app. to Thomas Greene-

leafe, shoemaker. 1593.
Hollingbery, John, Junior, carpenter,

app. to Jolin Hamersham. 1703.
Hollingberry, Thomas, malister, app. to

his father, John Hollingberry. 1708.
Hollingbury, Thomas, of Dover, apothe-
cary, app. to Stephen Durant, of

Cant. 1734.
Hollmes, Andrew, carpenter, app. to

William Dray. 1690.
Holmes, John, maltster, app. to Barthol-
omew Hart. 1718.
Holmes, Walter, tailor. 1779.
Holness, William, fellmonger, app. to his

father, William Holness. 1720.
Holness, John, cooper, apii. to George

Baker. 1724.
Holness, Joseph, fellmonger, app. to his

father, William Holness. 1727.
Holness, Thomas, of Ashford, pipemaker,

app. to Thomas Fowle of Cant.,

baker. 1727.
Holness, Thomas, of VVingham, baker,

app. to Thomas Fowle, of Cant. 1727.
Hones, John, of Sandwich, cooper. 1 760.
Holloway, James, cordwainer, app. to

Thomas Dodd. 1696.
Homersham, John, carpenter, app. to

Christopher Denne. 1690.
Homersham, Robert, of Holy Cross,

Cant., baker, app. to Valentine Can-

tis. 1747.
Homersham, William, of St. Dunstan's in

Kent, carpenter, app. to Charles

Homersham. 1747.
Homersham, Edward, carpenter. 1778.
Homersham, John, cordwainer. 1778.
Hones, John. See Holness.
Hook, William, joiner, app. to Nicholas

Catlet. 1734.
Hooker, Walter, grocer, app. to William

Rutland, Alderman. 1534.
Hooker, Thomas, butcher, app. to Thomas

Hooker and Philip Smith. 1714.
Hooker, William, butcher, app. to William

Ratcliff. 17)5.
Hope, Robert, of London, gingerbread

baker, app. to James Petlit, of Cant.

1741.
Hope, Jarman, of Lenham, butcher. 1 761 .
Hopper, John, grocer, app. to Joseph

Seward. 1 649.
Home, John, saddler. 1784.
Horn, Charles, baker. 1799.

203

FREEMEN

204

Horneby, John, saddler, app. to Thomas

Brayne, and, after his death, put

over to Bartholomew Samon. 1589.
Hornby, Gilbert, glazier, app. to his

father, Robert Hornby. it)+3-
Horneby, Richard, glazier, app. to his

father, Robert Horneby. 1650.
Horneby, Robert, glazier, app. to his

fatlicr, Robert Horneby. 1652.
Hornesby, Robert, tobaccopipe maker,

app. to John Tuck. 1674.
Horsly, John, tanner, app. to Peter

Waite. 1692.
Horton, Thomas, app. to John Nutt,

Alderman. 1577.
Horton, William, of Sandwich, carpenter.

1761.
Hoskins, Daniel, currier, app. to Daniel

Wakelyn. 1676.
Hoskins, William, currier, app. to his

father, James Hoskins. 1681.
How, William, of Sheerness, victualler,

app. to Thomas Pittington, of Cant.

'734-
Howell, John, weaver, app. to [blank]

Boocher, shearman. i583-
Howland, Richard, cordwainer, app. to

Robert Southey. 1650.
Howley, John, joiner, app. to George

Moore. 161 1.
Hubbard, Paul, carpenter, app. to Edward

Gray. 1642.
Hubberd, Abel, clothworker, app. to his

fdtlier, John Hubberd. J 683.
Hudson, Richard, carpenter, app. to his

father, Robert Hudson. 1662.
Hudson, Robert, carpenter, app. to

Robert Hudson the elder. 1678.
Hudson, Robert, carpenter, app. to

Robert Hudson. 1690.
Hudson, Philip, baker, app. to John Bing.

'7+'-
Hugbon, Thomas, tailor, app. to Jeremy

Smyth. 1 62 1.
Hughes, Philip, of Heme, carpenter, app.

to Philip Fishenden, of Cant. 1733.
Hughes, William, of Sittingbourne, turner,

app. to Richard Ellis, of Cant. 17+1.
Hulsc, Nathaniel, smith, app. to Nicholas

Hunt, and after his dec. to Judith

Hunt, widow of the .said Nicholas.

1693-
Hunt, Nicholas, gunsmith, aiip. to John

Barrett. 1672.
Hunt, William, feltmaker, app. to his

father, William Hunt. i6go.
Hunt, Stephen, feltmaker, app. to his

father, William Hunt the elder. 1 6g8.

Hunt, John, feltmaker, app. to his father,

William Hunt. 1 707.
Hunt, [ohn, pattenmaker, app. to James

IMarseill. 1722.
Hunt, Timothy, baker, app. to Joseph

Rigden. 1744.
Hurst, John, distiller, app. to Thomas

iMayne. 1702.
Hutt, James, cordwainer, app. to John

Upton. 1684.
Hutt, James, cooper, app. to William

Spratt, the younger. 1741.
Hutt, James, papermaker, app. to William

Cook. 1741.
Hutton, Thomas, of Heme, carpenter,

app. to William Brown, of Cant. 1705.
Hvet, 'Fhomas, woolcomber, app. to his

father, James Hyet. 1734.
Iddenden, Richard, baker, app. to John

Fowle. 1651.
Iddenden, Thomas, joiner, app. to George

Church. 1665.
Idley, Edward, tailor, app. to John Castle.

1640.
Inge, John, bricklayer, app. to John

Norton. 1727.
Inment, Henry, baker. 1780.
Ireland, James, tailor, app. to Abraham

Clarke. 1613.
Jacob, Israel, apothecary, app. to Avery

Hills. 1649.
Jacob, James, joiner, app. to Thomas

Clifford. 1709.
Jacob, Edward, surgeon, app. to his father,

Edward Jacob. 1735.
Jagger, Henry, carpenter, app. to liis

father, Robert Jagger. 1727.
Jagger, William, tailor, app. to William

Dodd. 1733.
Jagger, John, plumber, app. to John

Davison. 1734.
James, William, of Sandwich, baker, app.

to \^'illiam Reynolds, of Cant. 1734.
James, William, of Westgate in Kent,

cordwainer. 1789.
Jancock, Bartholomew, woolcomber, app.

to his father, Bartholomew Jancock.

1727.
Jancock, Philip, gardener, app. to Thomas

Saddleton. 1747-
jannan, Philip, tanner, app. to his father,

Philip Jarman. 1705-
Jarman, John, fellraonger, app^ to William

Holness. 1714.
Jarman, William, the younger, of Rams-
gate, carrier. 1774-
Jarvis, Thomas, of Clapham, Surrey, car-
penter. 1796.

205

OF CANTERBURY.

206

Jefferson, Jeffery, blacksmith, app. to

John Page. 1641.
Jeffrey, John, app. to Richard Eastman,

collarmaker. 1593.
Jeoffory, William, cooper, app. to Moses

Best. 1655.
Jeoffery, Francis, millener, app. to John

Kingsford. 1675.
Jeoffery, Thomas, cutler, app. to William

Dollman. 1675.
Jeoffery, Thomas, barber, app. to John

Barham. i6g8.
Jell, William, cordwainer, app. to his

father, William Jell. t6gi.
Temett, John, vintner, app. to William

Tarre. 1639.
Jenkvn, Henry, Public Notarie, app. to

William Watmer, Alderman. 1620.
Jenkin, Richard, grocer, app. to John

Parker and William Hatcher. 17 16.
Jenkins, Richard, woollendraper and

mercer. 17*^7.
Jenkinson, Robert, tailor, app. to Christ-
opher Cosen. 1637.
Jenkinson, Richard, grocer, app. to

Thomas Mayne. 1670.
Jenkinson, William, carpenter, app. to

Edward Landman. 17+1.
Jenings, Thomas, chandler, app. to James

Glover and (after his death) to his

son, William Glover. 1644.
Jennings, George, of Holy Cross, Cant.,

grocer, app. to Francis IMaplisden.

1658.
Jennings, Thomas, joiner, app. to John

Bi.\. 1680.
Jennings, James, butcher, app. to James

Tong. 1738.
Jerman, John, tailor, app. to Thomas

Simpson. 1667.
Jeudwine, William James, of Holling-

bourne, surgeon. 1796.
Jode, William, cordwainer, app. to Henry

Rogers. 1688.
Joad, Stephen, of Ramsgate, surgeon.

1790.
Johncocke, Henry, cordwainer, app. to

Jonas Pysing. 1656.
Johnson, Thomas, grocer, app. to Thomas

Ashenden. 1640.
Johnson, Nicholas, tailor, app. to Peter

Johnson and George Simpson. 1 642.
Johnson, Edward, silkweaver, app. to

Nicholas Johnson, bookseller. 1659.
Johnson, Nicholas, cordwainer, s. and

app. of Peter Johnson. 1684.
Johnson, Andrew, baker, app. to Thomas

White. 1693.

Johnson, Samuel, barber-surgeon, app.

to William Read the younger. 1695.
Johnson, John, joiner, app. to Alexander

Barles. 1698.
Johnson, John, pumpmaker, app. to John

Prittyman. 1734.
Johnson, William, hairdresser. 17S9.
Jolley, John, maltster, app. to his father,

Thomas Jolley. 1698.
Jolley, Thomas, maltster, app. to his

father, Thomas jolley. 1698.
Jolley, William, barber, app. to Samuel

Johnson. 17 10.
Jolley, Thomas, maltster, app. to Joseph

Jolley. 1744.
Jolley, Joseph, blacksmith. 1774-
tones (Joanes), Stephen, vintner, app. to

Charles Wetenhall, Alderman. 1 600.
Jones. Ralph, joiner, app. to George

IMoore. 1607.
Jones, Thomas, joiner, app. to Bell White.

1609.
Jones, Thomas, shoemaker, app. to

Thomas Newman. 1641.
Jones, Walter, w^oolconiber, app. to John

Thorpe. 1698.
Jones, Nicholas, hempdresser, app. to

Thomas Nicholls. 1700.
Jones, Thomas, of Stanford, grocer, app.

to Peter Tomlin, of Cant. 1727.
Jones, John, stationer and bookbinder.

1789.
Josslyn, Thomas, silkweaver. 1774.
Joyce, Nicholas, carpenter, app. to

Richard Rising. 1662.
Jurden, Henry, lathcleaver, app. to his

father, Henry Jurden. 1725.
Jurden, John, lathcleaver, app. to his

father, Henry Jurden. 1725.
Justice, Edward, plumber, app. to his

father, Edward Justice. 1688.
Jdstin, Edward, saddler. 1756.
Kay, William, perukemaker. 1760.
Kebble, John, shoemaker, app. to Thomas

Shingleton, s. of Stephen Shingleton.

1608.
Keene, George, the younger, salesman

and draper. 1792.
Kemp, Law, of IMaidstone, fellmonger.

1789.
Kendall, George, the vounger, carpenter.

1780.
Kennard, John, tailor, app. to Edward

Kennard. 16 12.
Kennett, Cornelius, app. to Thomas

Dyrkyn, shoemaker. 1592.
Kennett, Thomas, barber, app. to Robert

Hardes. 1602.

207

FREEMEN

208

Kennett, John, grocer, app. to Henry
Wao-staff. 1608.

Kennet, William, grocer, app. to his fatlier,
John Kennet. 1635.

Kennett, Richard, wooUendraper and
hatter. 1794.

Kenniston. John, cordwainer, app. to
John Tayler. 1681.

Kennon, Samuel, cheesemonger, app. to
Thomas Baker. 1698.

Kerby, John cordwainer, app. to John
Garrett. 1657.

Ketcherill, David, linnendraper, app. to
his father, David Ketcherill. 1741.

Ketcherell, Henry Annerly, of Sandwich,
linnendraper, app. to his father,
David Ketcherell, of Cant. 1747.

Kidder, Thomas, barber-surgeon, app.
to Robert Mundy. 1675.

Kidder, Stephen, painter, app. to Tho-
mas Johnson. 1694.

King, William, locksmith, app. to Henry
Champney. 1668.

Kingsford, Thomas, tailor, app. to Abra-
ham Clarcke. 1621.'

Kingsford, Thomas, hatter, app. to Zach-
ary Lee, now INIavor. 1658.

Kingsford, Sampson, baker. 1771.

Kingsford, William, of Ash, baker. 1790.

Kingesmill, John, haberdasher of small
wares, app. to John Merryam. 1619.

Kingesnode, John, locksmith, app. to
[ohn Wager. 1614.

Kyngsnoad, Daniel, baker, app. to Will-
iam Younge. 161 8.

Kirke, John, grocer and chandler, app.
to John Browning. 169,3-

Kirkby, George, printer. 1796-

Kirkby, Henry Heally, printer. 1800.

Kitchen, John, butcher, app. to Robert
Cockett. 1709.

Kitham, William, tailor, app. to Robert
Gilpin. 1674.

Kitham, Thomas, joiner, app. to George
Church. 1676.

Knatchbull, William, of Dover, breeches-
maker. 1773.

Knell, John, cordwainer, app. to John
Hi.\. 1675.

Knight, William, cordwinder, app. to
Robert Player, shoemaker. 1628.

Knyghtsmith, Richard, late app. to his
father, John Knyghtsmith. 1583.

Knott, James, cordwainer, a])p. to John
Garrett. 1679.

Knott, Joseph, blacksmith, app. to John
Goldedge. 1681.

Knott, John, grocer, app. to Peter Tom-

lin. 1713.
Knott, William, linnendraper. 1761.
Knott, Thomas, barber and perukemaker,

'772-_
Knowler, Thomas, wooUendraper, app.

to Henry Twyman. 1662.
Knowler, John, tailor, app. to Henry

Harrison. 1674.
Knowler, Henry, mercer, app. to and s.

of Thomas Knowler, Alderman.

1684.
Knowler, John, tailor, app. to his father,

John Knowler. 1698.
Knowler, Charles, apothecary, app. to

William Hawker. 1701.
Knowler, George, tallowchandler, app. to

John Browning, grocer and tallosv-

chandler. 1708.
Knowler, William, wooUendraper, app.

to John Friend. 1708.
Knowler, George, of Elham, surgeon, app.

to Edward Jacob, of Cant. 1722.
Knowler, John, of New Romney, surgeon,

app. to his father, Thomas Knowler,

of Cant., surgeon. 1727.
Knowler, George, surgeon and apothecary,

app. to his father, Thomas Knowler,

surgeon and apothecary. 1736.
Knowles, William, turner. 1789.
Lacerf, James, joiner, app. to Thomas

Clifford. 1734.
Lacey, James, of Sandwich, victualler,

app. to James Lacey, of Cant. 1 74 1 .
Ladd, John, wheelwright. 1774.
Ladd, Thomas, silversmith. 1794.
Lade, John, grocer, app. to George

Nicoles. 1 64 1.
Lade, John, leatherseller, app. to John

Wakefield. 17 19.
Lade, John, of Folkestone, goldsmith,

app. to IMichael Lade, of Cant. 1741.
Lade, Lancelot, of Dover, goldsmith, app.

to Michael Lade, of Cant. 1741-
Laggett. James, upholster, app. to his

father, James Laggett. 1705.
Laidlay, John, cordwainer. 1753.
Lake, Kendricke, plumber, app. to Nich-
olas Justice. 1644.
Lake, William, of Aylesford, tailor. 1767.
Lamb, John, of St. Dunstan's in Kent,

baker. 1761.
Lamb, James, of Dover, upholder, i 774.
Lambart, John, barber and perukemaker,

app. to his father, Peter Lambart.

1741.
Lamberton, Peter, cordwainer. 1794.

209

OF CANTERBURY.

210

Lambin, Richnrd, of Shellness in Kent,

carpenter, app. to William Bolting,

of Cant. 1741-
Lampard, Matthew, cordwainer, app. to

Henry Lucas. 1700.
Lance, William, baker, app. to Edward

Haywiird. 1700.
Landman, Edward, carpenter, app. to

Henry Peerce. 1660.
Landman, Richard, cordwainer, app. to

Wilhamjull. 1682.
Lanman, Thomas, carpenter, app. to his

father, Edward Lanman. 1693.
Lanman, Edward, carpenter, app. to his

father, ?^dward Lanman. i6g6.
Lanman, Thomas, silkweaver, app. to

Henry Lewis. i6g8.
Landman, Thomas, of St. Dunstan's,

Cant., carpenter, app. to Edward

Landman, of Cant. 1733.
Lane(Laen), William, stationer, app. to

Joseph Buckley. 1610.
Lane, Richard, barber and periwig maker,

app. to John Barham. 1705.
Lane, William, of Dover, ironmonger,

app. to his father, josiah Lane, of

Cant. 1708.
Lane, Richard, baker, app. lo William

Francis. 1727.
I^angden, Guy, grocer, app. to John

Munn, Alderman. 1678.
Langworth, John, millener, app. to John

Kingsford. 1681.
Lnnsell,John,nfFaversham, plumber. 1780.
Latter, Edward, smith, aj)p. to Richard

Beda. 16^3.
Latter, George, butcher, app. to his

father, John Latter. 1723.
Latter, William, of Southward, butcher,

app. to his father, John Latter, and

John Bateman, of Cant. 1734.
Lawes, Henry, vintner, app. to George

Elvin, Alderman. 1621.
Laurance, William, bricklayer, app. to

Edward Bettes. 1652.
Lawrance, Robert, bricklayer, app. to

William Lawrance. 1675.
Lawrence, Thomas, dyer and tripe maker.

'774-

Lawrence, James, stationer and book-
seller. 1706.

Lawson, Hammond, butcher. 1763.

Lawson, John, patten maker. 1774.

Lecluse, Peter, wool-comber, app. to
Peter Pringuer. 1734.

Ledger, John, cordwainer, app. to Matt-
hew Lampard. 171 1.

Ledger, George, of Dover, printer. 1 788.

Lee, John, haberdasher, app. to George

Clegat, Alderman. 1608.
Lee, John, fellmonger, app. to his father,

John Lee. 1633.
Leedes, Noah, tailor, app. to Rowland

Di.xson. 1622.
Lees, Clough, chemist. 1793.
Lefever, Thomas, of Dover, brazier, a

Quaker, was affirmed. 1789.
Le Froy." James, dyer, app. to Squire

Beverton, Alderman. 1658.
LefTroy, Israel, dyer, app. to his father,

James Leffroy. 1677.
Lefroy, Thomas, silk dyer, app. to his

father, Israel Lefroy. 1704.
Lefroy, James, silk dyer, app. to his

father, Israel Lefroy. 1713.
Leflroy, James, baker, app. to TJiomas

Collar. 1740.
Le Grand, George, surgeon. 1755.
Legsby, John, carpenter, app. to John

Terry. 1628.
Lellesden, John, baker, app. to William

Mount. lOqj.
Leman, John, tailor, app. to Christopher

Cussen. 1642.
Leman, Philip, baker, app. to Eustace

Amos and Hercules Hills. 1745.
Leman. James, of London, staymaker. 1 754.
Lepeine, W'illiam, miller, app. to Thomas

Browning and Jane Goldfinch. 1722.
Lepine, Samuel, silkweaver, app. to John

Taylor. 1728.
Lepine, Daniel, silkweaver, app. to his

father, Daniel Lepine. 1734.
Lepine, Francis Pierce, fellmonger and

glover. 1773.
Lepine, William, cordwainer. 1791.
Le]iine, James, silkweaver. 1796.
Le Plank, Charles, of Hythe, hairdresser.

1800.
Lightfoot (Lyghtfoote), Henry, woollen -

draper, app. to John Pierce, draper.

161 1 .
Lilley, George, the younger, of London,

wooUendraper. 1786.
Linaker, Edward, of London, baker. 1761.
Lindridge, James, bricklayer, app. to

John Beane. 1734.
Linton, Richard, turner. i8oo.
Loftie,William,theyounger, surgeon. 1 758.
London, John, grosser, app. to Christo-
pher Brydge. 1604.
London, Charles, carpenter, app. to

Henry Perc:e. 1656.
Long, George, carpenter, app. to John

Grant. 1683.

N

211

FREEMEN

212

Longbridge, John, basketmaker, app. to

John Penibrooke. 173+.
Longly, John, saddler, app. to Thomas

Harnby, and turned over to Jacob

Asshenden. 1623.
Longley, Thomas, butcher, app. to his

father, Benjamin Longley. 1708.
Looke, William, joiner, app. to John

Tucker. 1663.
Looke, William, the younger, joiner, app.

to William Looke, the elder. i68q.
Lott, William, maltster, app. to John

Lott. 1692.
Lott, William, butcher. 1795.
Love, John, cordwainer, app. to Thomas

Everden. 1705.
Lovelace, Leonard, wooUendraper, app.

to William Whiting, Alderman. 1632.
Lovell, Thomas, tailor, app. to Thomas

Richardson. 161 5.
Lovell, Richard, bricklayer, app. to

Edward Betts. 1657.
Lovell, Francis, bricklayer, app. to Paul

Crippen. 1694.
Lowdell, Sanders, of Faversham, hatter.

1761.
Lowe, Richard, mercer, app. to Adrian

Nicolls, Alderman. 1585.
Lowen, George, vintner. 1796.
Lucas, John, cordwainer, app. to Christ-
opher Stonehouse. 1674.
Lucas, Henry, cordwainer, app. to Christ-
opher Stonehouse. 16S7.
Lucas, Daniel, smith, app. to James

Harris. 1704.
Lucas, Henry, cordwainer, app. to his

father, Henry Lucas. 1704.
Lucas, John, linnenweaver, app. to Isaac

Collins. 1704.
Lucas, John, carpenter, app. to Nathaniel

Butler. 1709.
Lucas, Samuel, linenweaver, app. to John

Lucas. 1727.
Lucas, William, of London, upholster,

app. to Thomas Leggett, of Cant.

1741.
Luck, Thomas, baker, app. to Thomas

Fowle. 1706.
Luck, John, haberdasher of hats, app. to

Thomas Kingsford. 1708.
Luckett, Thomas, carpenter, app. to

Matthew Browning. 1732.
Lucklmrst, Thomas, draper and tailor.

1798.
Ludd, Randol, app. to William Wylken-

son, glazier. 1577.
Ludd, Randolph, ironmonger, app. to his

father, John Ludd. 1709.

Luddington, William, barber and peruke-
maker, app. to Richard Love. 1744.
Luddington, Joseph, the younger, baker,

app. to Richard Lane. 1746.
Lukine, John, barber-surgeon, app. to

John Lun. 1663.
Lunn, John, barber-surgeon, app. to

Simon Tangett. 1623.
Lyham, John, joiner, app. to Nicholas

Catlet. 1734.
Lyniall, Francis, musician, app. to William

Inwood, late one of the waits of

this city. 1635.
Lineal, Thomas, app. to his father,

Thomas Lineal. 1695.
Lyon, Josiah, glazier and plumber. 1768.
Maddox, William, of London, carpenter-

1761.
I\Iajor, William, of Folkestone, grocer

and tallowchandler. 1795.
INIallyson, Thomas, tailor, app. to John

Rawly n. 1575.
Man, Edmund, jomer, app. to Richard

iMitchener. 1662.
Man, Peter, turner, app. to Abraham

.Smith. 1693.
Mantle, John, mercer, app. to Gabriel

Richardes. 1630.
I\Iaple, Thomas, tailor, app. to John

Busk. 1655.
]\Iaplisden, Francis, chandler, app. to

James Glover, grocer. 1624.
IMaplisden, Walter, grocer, app. to his

father, Francis IMaplisden. 1651.
IMarlyn, John, shoemaker, was admitted

& sworne to y= libties of y^ citte,

ffor y'' whitche he pd but iiijs jd

becaws he was inrowlj'd w'thyn y^

citte acordyng to y<= cvstomes off y''

saeme. 1564.
.Marrable, John, baker, app. to Peter

Ford. 162 1.
Marrable, Thomas, bricklayer, app. to his

father, Richard Alarrable. 1677.
Marrable, John, gardener, app. to Richard

Barham. 1705.
Marrable, John, bookbinder and stationer.

'77+-

Marsh, John, joiner, app. to John
Mitchener. 1663.

Marsh, Vincent, grocer, app. to George
Jennings. 1667.

Marsh, Thomas, plumber, app. to John
Jagger. 1753-

Marsh, Thomas, of Sandwich, patten-
maker. 1768.

Marsh, Thomas, of Chatham, glover.
'774-

213

OF CANTERBURY.

214

Marsh, John, of Slurry, joiner. 1784.
!\Iarshall, Richard, felhnonger, app. to

Thomas Dixon. 1652.
Marsham, WilHam, collarmaker, app. to

his father, Peter IMarsham. 1688.
Martyn, Elnas {?), shoemaker, app. to

John iMarloe. 1583.
Martin, Richard, carpenter, app. to Paul

Hubberd. 1674.
I\Iartin, Edward, butcher, app. to John

Chandler. 1687.
Martin, William, cordwainer. 1758.
Martin, George, of Hackney, Middlesex,

cordwainer. 1768.
Martin, John, cordwainer. 1795.
Martin, John, of Shoreham, draper and

tailor. 1796.
Mascall, Robert, of Ashford, grocer, app.

to Matthias Gray, late Alderman of

Cant. 1 7 10.
Masdaie, Christopher, woollendraper,

app. to John Peers, Alderman. 1622.
Master, James, woollendraper, app. to

Henry Francklyn. ibob.
Masters, George, grocer, app. to Simon

Brome, Alderman. 1588.
i\Iather, Thomas, tailor, app, to William

Gibbon. 1667.
Mather, John, cordwainer. 1758.
Mathers, William, cordwainer. 1785.
Matson, Thomas, cordwainer, app. to his

father, Thomas Matson. 171b.
Mathewe, Thomas, joiner, app. to Joyce

Harrys, i 61 1.
Malhewes, John, vintner, app. to Christ-
opher Baldwyn and Robert Turner.

164b.
Maithewes, Stephen, i)avior, app. to his

father, John Matthewes. ib8i.
Matthews, Thomas, perukemaker. 1759.
INIattingley, William, joiner, app. to John

Bi.x. 1680.
Maxted, John, mason, app. to iMatthew

Elliot. 1742.
May, Richard, app. to Tliomas Lambe,

glover. 1577.
Maye, Paul, vintner, app. to Charles

Wheatnall, Alderman. 16 15.
May, George, tailor, app. to John Oxen-
bridge. 1639.
May, Thomas, linendraper, a[>p. to his

father, Thomas May. 1 704.
Mayo, )ohn, app. to John Ditle, grocer.

1586.
Mayse, John, app. to George Cotton,

silkweaver. 1583.
Meade, George, app. toThotnasGonerley,

mercer. 1593.

Mead, John, butcher, app. to William

Sanders. t&73.
Mead, James, butcher. 1774-
Mead, John, of Faversham, baker. 1780.
Mead, Smith, butcher. 1784.
Mercer, John Smith, of London, tallow-
chandler and grocer. 1782.
Meryam, John, app. to Edward Robertes,

mercer. 1594.
Michel], Nicholas, app. to Stephen Whyte,

ironmonger. 1583.
Middleton, Isaac, of Wickham, cord-
wainer, app. to John Raylston, of

Cant. 1 7 14.
Mildmay, John, app. in art of grocer.

1509.
Miles (IMyles), Richard, app. to Robert

Swanton, shoemaker. 1578.
Myles, William, grocer, app. to Robert

Bridge. 158b.
Miles, Robert, cordyner, app. to Robert

Bond. 1622.
Miels (Miles in margin), John, bricklayer.

app. to Robert Flatman. i68g.
Milleman, Aaron, tailor, app. to John

Young. 1702.
Miller, John, saddler, app. to George

Cheever. 1744.
Millisent, Raymond, glazier, app. to John

Smyth. 1683.
Millesent, Thomas, glazier, ap]i. to

Thomas Railton. 1700.
Milles, John, millener, app. to Thomas

Fidge. 1633.
Mills, William, of Margate, butcher, app.

to his father, Thomas Mills, of Cant.

1741.
Milles, William, cordwainer. 1800.
INIdton, Joseph, of Folkestone, tailor.

.783.
Mihvard, James, app. to John Milward,

late Keeper of Westgate Gaol. 1 683.
Minot, Andrew, cordwainer. 1788.
Minter, John, glover and breechesmaker.

1767.
Minter, Jolin, smith. 17O8.
Minter, Charles, smith. 1774.
Minter, Henry, of Edmonton, Middlesex,

baker. 1774-
Minter, Edward, the younger, smith. 1777.
Minter, George, wheelwright and coach-
maker. 1782.
Minter, Henry, of Faversham, cabinet

maker. 1783.
Minter, Benjamin, smith. 1789.
]\Iitchelboorne, William, cooper, app. to

John Barton. 1695.

215

FREEMEN

216

Rlitchelbourne, William, tailor, app. to
Edu-ard Morgan and Robert Railton.

1721.

to

to
16+5.
app. to
1674.
app. to

to Mr.
app. to
his

his

John

Moate (Mote), James, tailor, app,

James Parker. 1660.
Moate, John, cooper, app. to John Bar

ton. 1682.
Mocket, Richard, joiner, app.

John Bix, Alderman. 1674,
Mocket, Alexander, cordwainer,

Maithew Stiles. 1677.
Mond, Walter, clothier, app.

father, Walter Mond.
Mond, Joseph, clothier.

father, Walter Mond.
Mond, William, grocer,

Browning. 1674.
Mond, John, cordwainer, app. to Daniel

Ellis. 1680.
Mond, Edward, cordwainer, app. to

Edward Christian. 1681.
Mond, Walter, of Sturry, sadtller. 1796.
Monday, Robert, barber-surgeon, app.

to John Lunne. 1654.
Monrow, Major, cordwainer. 1761.
Moone, Thomas, cloth worker,app.toSimon

Beverton. 1631.
Moone, John, turner, app. to John

Williams. 1704.
Moone, Charles, basketmaker, app. to

John Pembroke. 1719.
Moore, John, cordwainer, app. to Corne-
lius Kennett. 1621.
Moor, John, of Sittingbourne, cooper,

app. to John Holness, of Cant. 1747.
Moore, Joseph, smith. 1789.
Morgan, Edward, tailor, a])p. to Thomas

Buckley. 1710.
Morris, John, cordwainer. 1800.
Moss, Isaac, the younger, of London,

tailor. 1 76 1.
Moss, William, of Dover, perukemaker.

1789.
Mount, Peter, carpenter, app. to Edward

Bullock. 1 68 1.
Mount, W'illiam, baker, app. to Paul

Frid. 1681.
Mount, Richard, barber and peruke-
maker, app. to Thomas Parker. J 741 .
Mount, John, collarmaker. 1759.
Mount, William, butcher. 1779.
Moys, Henry, of Sturry, cordwainer, app.

to Edmund Maplesden, late of this

city. 1704.
Moyses, Walter, vintner, app. to George

Elven, Alderman. 161 1.
Mummery, Steplien, cordwainer. 1767.
Mummery, William, cordwainer. 1767.

Mummery, John Mockett, of Margate,

gent. 1789.
Muddleton, Thomas, app. to Thomas

Wod, musicianer. 1573.
Munn, John, barber-surgeon, app. to

John Andrews. 1687.
Munns, John, tailor, app. to Thomas

Simpson. 1661.
Munns. John, tanner, app. to Peter

Waite. 1704.
Murrey, Thomas, cordwainer, app. to

Henry Bond. 1657.
Murton, John, tailor, app. to John Rose,

Alderman. 1584.
Mussered, John, brewer, app. to Thomas

Best. 1682.
Myhill(Mihill), Richard, cordwainer, apj).

to Henry Hales. 1664.
Myliill, William, bricklayer, app. to John

Flatman. 1702.
Myhill, Henry, bricklayer, app. to Robert

Flatman. 1704.
Nashe, Timothy, joiner, app. to Simon

Cooper. 1620.
Nash, Thomas, joiner, app. to George

Vandepeere. 1651.
Nayer, William, goldsmith, app. to his

father, William Nayer. 1679.
Neame, John, baker, app. to Joseph

Rigden. 1739.
Neans, William, cordwainer, app. to

Edward Bullock. 1673.
Neate, William, cordwainer, app. to

Henry Rogers and Thomas Parker.

'7'4-

Nethersole, John, millener, app. to Sand-
ford Branker and Thomas Fidge. 1 66 1 .

Nethersole, Henry, of Dover, baker, app.
to Batchelder Stringer, of Cant. 1733.

Nethersole, William, of London, tallow-
chandler. 1761.

Newman, John, grocer, app. to John
Simpson. 1657.

Newman, Roger, apothecary, app. to
Israel Jacob. 1662.

Newman, John, blacksmith, app. to John
Goldhatch. 1672.

Newton, David, app. to Robert Pender,
cutler. 1579.

Newton, James, baker, app. to William
Amyas. 1582.

Newton, James, of Lydd, tailor. 1790.

Newyngton, Robert, app. to Sampson
Dodd, linen draper. 1578.

NichoUs (Nicolles), Henry, tailor, app.
to William Brockhurst. 1642.

Nicolls, Josias, grocer, app. to James
Glover, grocer and chandler. 1643.

217

OF CANTERBURY.

218

Nicholls, Samuel, carpenter, app. to '
Daniel Riggesby. 1657.

Nicholls, Mark, bricklayer, app. to John
Barrett. 1662.

Nickalls, Daniel, tailor, app. to James
Newton. 1697.

Nickolls, Thomas, pipemaker, app. to
Robert Hornsby. 17 14.

Nickalls, Daniel, of St. John, in Thanet,
breechesmaker. 1761.

Nicholson, Edward, tailor, app. to his
father. 1581.

Nicholson, Thomas, herapdresser, app.
to his father,Thomas Nicholson. 1691.

Nicholson, Nicholas, barber, app. to
Richard Love. 17.39.

Noble, Robert, cordwainer, app. to Jona-
than Stiles. 1670.

Noble, Thomas, cordwainer, app. to
Robert Noble. 1691.

Noble, Charles, butcher. 1790.

Nolloth, John, hatter. 1759.

Norrington, Michael, baker, app. to
William Estes. 1697.

Norrington, John, cordwainer, app. to
Peter Johnson. 1700.

Norton, John, bricklayer, app. to Christ-
opher Simpson. 1705.

Norwood, Paul, joiner, app. to John Bi.x
and Giles Barham. 1675.

Norwood, John, baker, app. to Stephen
Pilcher. 1753.

Norwood, Thomas, baker. 1757.

Nosseter, Timothy, brazier, app. to Sam-
uel Fly. 1699.

Nower, Thomas, app. to John Wylson,
saddler. 1575.

Nower, James, app. to Edmond Nichol-
son, tailor. 1583.

Nower, Roger, cutler, app. to Peter
Browne. 1585.

Nunn, Robert, of London, grocer. 1761.

Nutbrowne, William, gunsmith, app. to
Edward Barret. 1655.

Nutt, John, girdler, app. to Thomas
Staples. 1662.

Nutt, John, pattenmaker, app. to Edward
Marsaile. 1753.

Oakenfull, Thomas, of London, cooper.
1774-

Oakenfull, William, of Margate, cord-
wainer. 1789.

Oakley (Okeley), Thomas, bricklayer, app.
to Adrian Flecton. 1607.

Oakley, John, the younger, bricklayer,
s. and app. of John Oakley, the
elder. 1667.

Oakeshott, Edward, cordwainer, app. to

Edmund Maplisden. 1681.
Ockman, Thomas, grocer, app. to John

Simpson. 1635.
Oldfield, John, maltster, s. and app. to

John Oldfield. 1698.
Oldfield, Thomas, of Faversham, brazier.

1767.
Oliver. William, of S. Dunstan's, Cant.,

tailor, app. to Robert Jenkinson.

165.V
Oliver, George, of St. Dunstan's Cant.,

tailor, app. to [blank]. 1665.
Oliver, John, tailor, s. and app. of George

Oliver. 1687.
Oliver, Richard, of Sandwich, grocer,

app. to Edward Philpot, of Cant.

1727.
Oseborne, John, tailor, app. to Clement

Bright. 1591.
Osborne, John, tailor, app. to Thomas

Farrar. 1622.
Ottaway, John, bather, app. to Richard

Love. 1726.
Oughton, Anthony, apothecary, app. to

Israel Jacob. 1687.
O-Kcenbridge, John, tailor, app. to John

Cartrwritt. 161 6.
O.xynbregge, Jerome, grocer, app. to

William Rutlond. 1520.
Packe, Richard, app. to John Osborne,

tailor. 161 1.
Pack, John, baker, app. to Valentine

Cantis. 1752.
Packman, Charles, tallowchandler and

grocer. 1782.
Packman, William, carpenter. iSoo.
Pacye, Henry, barber, app. to Christopher

Elvshe. i6og.
Page, William, smith, app. to his father,

William Page. 1646.
Page, John, cordwainer, app. to John

Hi.x. 1684.
Page, Charles, blacksmith, app. to his

father, Steplien Page. 1688.
Page, Charles, Junior, cordwainer, app.

to Stephen Page. 1722.
Page, Paul, bricklayer. 1775.
Page, William, bricklaj-er. 1779.
Paine, Robert, baker, ajip. to Stephen

.Strong. 1673.
Paine, Jeremiah, lathcleaver, ajip. to

Jeremiah Paine. 1708.
Pain, William, of Sandwich, breeches-
maker. 1762.
Palmer, John, upholsterer. 1796.
Paren, Isaac, victualler, app. to his father,

Abraham Paren. 1722.

219

FREEMEN

220

Paren, Abraham, tailor, app. to John

Pickring. 1727-
Paren, Benjamin, glazier, app. to Richard

Staines. 1728.
Paren, Josepli, wheelwright. 1790.
Paris, John, victualler, app. to James

Hutt, Thomas Pittington and Rich-
ard Gibbs. 1726.
Parke, Stephen, cordwainer, app. to

Stephen Giles, and after his death

to Roger Giles, s. of Stephen Giles.

1630.
Parker, James, woollendraper, app. to

John Keyes. 1606.
Parker, John, tailor, app. to Jeremy

Smyth. 162 1.
Parker, James, tailor, app. to Richard

Packe. 1639.
Parker, John, blacksmith, app. to John

Coveny. 1663.
Parker, John, tallow chandler, app. to

Thomas Jennings. 1672.
Parker, William, cooper, app. to William

Jeofforie. 1674.
Parker, William, woolcomber, app. to his

father, John Parker. 1685.
Parker, Paul, tobacco pipe maker, app.

to Nathaniel Herringe. 1698.
Parker, George, of Northfleet, gardener,

app. to John Phillips, of Cant. 1710.
Parker, John, carpenter, app. to Alderman

Dotting. 171 1.
Parker, William, tailor, app. to Thomas

Paine and [blank] Watson. 171+.
Parker, Thomas, barber, app. to George

Kidder. 171 7.
Parker, Henry, upholster, app. to James

Leggett. 1720.
Parker, Adam, of .Sheerness, carpenter,

app. to Edward Landman, of Cant.

1722.
Parker, William, barber, app. to his

father, Thomas Parker. 1744..
Parker, James, of Sandwich, cordwainer,

app. to Thomas Parker, of Cant. 1747.
Parker, Thomas, goldsmith, app. to

Michael Lade. 1751.
Parker, Paul, pipemaker. 1754.
Parker, John, barber. 1760.
Parker,Edward,ofSturry, cordwainer. 1768.
Parker, Jolin, of Deal, cabinetmaker. 1800.
Parkinson, Richard, painter stainer, app.

to his father, John Parkinson. 1681.
Parks, John, brazier, app. to Timothy

Rosseter. 1713.
Parsons, Edward, butcher, app. toThomas

Chandler. i68s.

Pashly, Thomas, haberdasher, app. to

Thomas Pordage. 161 2.
Pashley, John, tailor, app. to William

Cheese. 1620.
Patridge, John, currier, app. to Thomas

Young, 1702.
Patteson, William, the younger, glover.

'753-
Pattson, Gilbert, woollendraper, app. to

John Murton. 1599.
Paul, John, baker, app. to Thomas Fowl.

1691.
Pawson, John, barber, app. to George

Kidder. 1734.
Pawson, Luke, carpenter, app. to Mat-
thew Browning. 1741.
Pearch, Thomas, the younger, tailor, app.

to Thomas Pearch. 1697.
Pearch, George, tailor, app. to his father,

Thomas Pearch. 1702.
Pearson, John, of Chatham, tailor, app.

to Richard Kippen, of Cant. 1742.
Peene, Henry, cordwainer, app. to Henry

Rogers. 1680.
Peers, Norton, woollendraper, app. to

John Peers. 1622.
Pemble, Richard, of Wingham, barber,

app. to Thomas Claringbold, of

Cant. 1741.
Pembrooke, John, turner, app. to his

father, Richard Pembrooke. 1687.
Pembrooke, Richard, the younger, turner,

app. to Richard Pembrooke, the

elder. 1687.
Pembrook, Richard, turner, app. to his

father, John Pembrook. 17 10.
Penn, Philip, tailor, app. to Edward

Hoare. 1724.
Penn, John, baker. 1754.
Penn, William, carpenter. 1760.
Penn, George, barber. 1770,
Penn, Benjamin, of Dover, pattenmaker.

1791.
Penny, Edward, vintner, app. to Henry

Becraft. 1641.
Pepper, Peter, tanner, app. to Peter

Waite. 1705.
Perkins, Thomas, bricklayer, app. to

John Castle. 1696.
Perkins, Francis, carpenter, app. to

Alderman Botting. 1726.
Perry, Stephen, cordwainer, app. to

Thomas Chapman. 1649.
Perry, Daniel, currier, app. to Stephen

Perry, cordwainer. 1657.
Pett, John, of Blean, bricklayer, app. to
Paul Wiggans, of Cant. 1708.

221

OF CANTERBURY.

222

Pet, Henry, of Wye, baker, app. to
Edward Hayward, of Cant. 173+.

Peters, John, butcher, app. to Hunt

Chandler. 17 14.
Petley, Thomas, of Ash-next-Sandwich,
cordwainer, app. to John Hales, late
of this city. 1704.

Petley, William, tallowchandler. 1770.

Petman, Robert, of Westgate, tanner,
app. to his father, John Petman. 1 708.

Petman, George, carpenter, app. to Ald-
erman William Botting. 1717.

Petman, Charles, of London, gent, app.
to his father, Charles Petman, and
Elizabeth Cole, of Cant., victuallers.
1727.

Petman, William, of Whitstable, brick-
layer, app. to Philip Greedhurst and
Edward Vittal, of Cant. 1734.

Petman, John, bricklayer, app. to Robert
Miles. 1749.

Petman, Richard, bricklayer. 17S0.

Pettit, Paul, mercer, app. to Cheyney
Eborne. 1627.

Pettit, James, baker, app. to Robert
Paine. 1705.

Pettitt, Thomas, the younger, silkweaver.
1784.

Phene, Samuel, glover, app. to Joseph
Holness. 1746.

Phene, William, butcher. 1754.

Philco.x, John, heelmaker, app. to his
father, John Philco.x. 1637.

Philkyns, Philip, saddler, app. to Christ-
opher Lowes and served out his time
with Leonard Asshenden. 161 8.

Phillypps, John, cowper, app. to Nicholas
Best. 1613.

Phillips, John, collarmaker, app. to John
Tucker. 1675.

Phillips, John, smith, app. to John Ham-
brooke. 1692.

Phillips, Thomas, victualler, app. to his
father, Thomas Phillips. 1697.

Phillips, John, carpenter, app. to Samuel
George and Thomas Samen. 1722.

Phillips, William, of Deal, carpenter, app.
to Robert Jagger, of Cant. 1727.

Phillips, Thomas, of Rochester, carpen-
ter, app. to John Buckwell, of Cant.
1741.

Phillpott, Richard, app. to William Avery
(or Overy). 161 8.

Philpot, John, cordwainer, app. to John
Page. 1697.

Philpot, Edward, grocer, app. to William
Beverton. 1716.

Philpot, Stephen, of Dover, baker. 1774.

Philpott, John, the younger, cordwainer.
1789.

Philpot, Edward, saddler. 1795.

Philpott, Stephen, upholsterer. 1797. See
Filpot,

Picard, Valentine, painter and peruke-
maker, app. to his father John Picard.

'747-
Picard, Benjamin, bricklayer. 1774.
Pickering, Richard, barber-surgeon, app.

to his father, Richard Pickering. 1 67 1 .
Pickering, George, barber-surgeon, app.

to his father, Richard Pickering. 1677.
Picket, William, cordwainer, app. to John

Sayers. 1734.
Pickly, Daniel, cooper, app. to John

.Studham. i6go.
Piddock, Richard, of Nackington, tinman

and brazier. 1 774.
Piddock, Henry, joiner. 1781.
Pierce, John, grocer, app. to Thomas

Jennings. 1676.
Peirce, William, barber, app. to Thomas

Colfe. 1693.
Peirce, Thomas, barber, app. to Francis

Hearne. 1707.
Pearse, George, of St. Dunstan's, Cant.,

cordwainer, app. to Richard Horns-
bey. 1722.
Peirce, John, surgeon. 1770.

Pierce, John, glover. 1773.

1789.

Andrew
to his

John

Peirce, Thomas, tinplate worker.

Peirce, John, tailor. 1791.

Pearce, William, of Deal, bricklayer. 1795.

Pilcher, John, barber-surgeon, app. to
John Lunn. 1661.

Pilcher. Stephen, baker, app. to
Johnson. 1708.

Pilcher, Jesse, cordwainer, app.
father, John Pilcher. 1735.

Pilcher, John, baker, app. to
Underdown. 1752.

Pilcher, Henry, of Littlebourne, cord-
wainer. 1 76 1.

Pilcher, William, of St. Dunstan's in
Kent, bricklayer. 1761.

Pilon, William silkweaver, app. to his
father, Nicholas Pilon. 1726.

Pillow, James, saddler. 1773.

Pillow, Edward, tailor. 1781.

Plank, Richard, turner. 1793.

Piatt, Robert, innholder, ajip. to Edward
Wheatstone. 1687.

Plumley, William, baker. 1762.

Plummer, William, fletcher, app. to Will-
iam Barlowe. 1591 .

Plomer, Francis, apothecary, app. to
Avery Hills. 1658.

223

FREEMEN

224

Plummer, Samuel, barber, app. to Jere-
miah Smith. 1733.

Plommer, Daniel, of Faversham, tallow-
chandler. '780.

Pollett, Wade Reynolds, of St. Mary in
the Marsh, printer. 1788.

Pollock, George, grocer, app. to Richard
Pembrooke. 1730.

Pope, John, vintner, app. to John Wilk-
inson and Richard Iddenden, inn- ^
holders. 1670.

Pope, Isaac, bricklayer, app. to William
Vittall. 1700.

Pope, Adam, tailor, app. to Edward 1
Elphick. 17+7. j

Pope, Isaac, tailor. 1760. |

Porte, Thomas, tailor, app. to John
Bro.xbey. 1631.

Porter, Thomas, wheelwright. 1763.

Potvine, John, the younger, cordwainer.
1778".

Poullee, Matthew, pipemaker, app. to
Nathaniel Herring. 171+-

Pound, George, tailor. 1783.

Pout, James, woollendraper, app. to
Thomas Jenkin. 1676.

Pout, William, upholder. 1760.

Powell, John, collarmaker, app. to Will-
iam Hocker. 1638.

Powell, Thomas, butcher, son and app.
of Thomas Powell. 1687.

Powell, John, barber, app. to Stephen
Buckhirst. 1717.

Powell, George, of Sandwich, carpenter.
1784.

Preble, Robert, turner, app. to John
Denn. 1710.

Preston, Thomas, grocer, app. to Thomas
Jennings. 1657.

Prett, Thomas, collarmaker, app. to
William Rustall. 1679.

Prett, Thomas, joiner, app. to Abraham
Goldsbury. ibSi.

Prett, Abraham, tailor, app. to Richard
Simpson. 1683.

Prett, Walter, cordwainer. 1753.

Prettyman, John, of Ashford, cordwainer,
app. to his father, John Prettyman,
of Cant. 1722.

Pringle, John, baker, app. to Adam Fowl.
1690.

Pringuer, Isaac, the younger, woolcomb-

er. 1755-

Pritcher, William, cooper, app. to Edward
Fan. 1642.

Prowde, Richard, saddler, app. to Bar-
tholomew Samson. 158S.

Purdey, William, of London, saddler. 1754.

Pyke, Henry, cutler, app. to Roger New-
er.^ 1596.
Pym. William, brewer. 1757.
Pysing (Pisinge), Henry, needlemaker,

app. to Francis Hayne. 1620.
Rising, Jonas, cordwainer, app. to Roger

Dickenson. 1630.
Rising, William, woollendraper, app. to

William Turner. 1663.
Pysing, William, the younger, woollen-
draper, app. to William Pysing. 1 687.
Pysing, William, collarmaker, app. to

Edward Eastman. 1089.
Pysing, John, cordwainer, app. to John

Sayer. 1750.
Quaif,John,theyounger, apothecary. 1773.
Quested, Joseph, butcher, app. to William

Ginder. 1734.
Quested, Joseph, of Hythe, cooper. 1 768.
Quested, Ralph, of Hythe, cooper. 1796.
Quested, Richard,of Dover, cooper. 1796.
Rade, William, vintner, app. to William

Jorden, gent. 1753.
Radford, Thomas, butcher, app. to John

.Smith. i6g8.
Railston, John, cordwainer, app. to

Henry Hales. 1671.
Raisell, William, bodicemaker, app. to

John Burnby. 17 19.
Ralph, Stephen, of Sandwich, tinplate-

worker. 1796.
Rammell, John, baker. 1760.
Ramsden, Webb, grocer, app. to John

Parker. ,1713.
Randall, William, printer, app. to James

Abree. 1741.
Randall, John, of Southwark, baker.

1761.
Randall, Henry, cordwainer. 1769.
Ransher, Matthew, cordwainer, app. to

Michael Heyward. 1687.
RatclifF, William, butcher, app. to his

father, William RatclifT. 1683.
Ratcliff, John, tailor. 1789.
Rattrey, John, of Sheerness, baker. 1796.
Rawlinge, James, barber, app. to Thomas

Colfe. 1722.
Rawlings, John, victualler, app. to Tho-
mas Foster. 1664.
Rawlings, Joseph, tailor, app. to William

Buckhurst. 1665.
Raworth, Henry, apothecary, app. to

Joseph Colfe. 1627.
Ray, William, carpenter, app. to Edward

Bullocke. 1664.
Raylton, John, cordwainer, app. to his

father, John Raylton. 1691.

225

OF CANTERBURY.

226

Rayner, Nicholas, butcher, app. to Will-
iam Ratcliff. 1734.

Rayner, William, saddler, app. to William
Kay. 1 744..

Rayner, Thomas, of London, joiner. / 784.

Rayston, William, currier, app. to Tho-
mas Younge. 1695. .S'(v Railston.

Read, Francis, cordvvainer, app. to Tho-
mas Barnsdale. 1665.

Read, Richard, carpenter, app. to Edward
Dale. 1676.

Read, Augustine, bricklayer, app. to
Mark Nicholls. 1677.

Read, Thomas, silkweaver, app. to his
father, Laurance Read, maltster. 1 700.

Read, Richard, of Dover, mariner, app.
to his father, Thomas Read, of
Cant., victualler. 17 14.

Read, Thomas, cordwainer, app. to
[blank] Sayer. 17 15.

Read, John, cooper, app. to his father,
John Read. 1733.

Read, Edward, of Dover, barber, app. to
John Powell, of Cant. 1741.

Reader, Hewyah, tailor, app. to Samuel
Ferryer. 1605.

Reader, Thomas, mercer, app. to Adrian
Nycols and John Stransham. 1650.

Reason, Thomas, of Chatham, upholder.
1784.

Redwood, Christopher, tailor, app. to
Abraham Clarck. 1590.

Redwood, William, cordwainer, app. to
John Teny and Philip Bisher. 1712.

Redwood, Richard, baker, app. to Valen-
tine Cantis. 1727.

Reeve (Reave), Thomas, timberman, app.
to Robert Berry. 161 7.

Reeve, William, the younger, butcher,
app. tohisfather, William Reeve. 1630.

Rew, James, of Ashford, whitesmith. 1768.

Reynolds (Raynoldes), William, woollen-
draper, app. to John Ladd, Alderman.
1631.

Reynolds, William, grocer, app. to Henry
Chapman. 1680.

Reynolds, William, baker, app. to Richard
Austen. 1709.

Reynolds, William, carpenter, app. to
[blank] Starke. 171 1.

Reynolds, Maxted, carpenter, app. to
Thomas Salmon. 1741.

Reynolds, William, of Dover, woollen-
draper. 1774.

Reynolds, Thomas, of Faversham, bree-
chesmaker. 1783.

Richardes, Gabriel, stationer, app. to

Joseph Buckley, stationer and haber-
dasher. 1617.
Richardes, David, gunsmith, app. to

Edward Barrett. 1634.
Richards, Stephen, woollendraper. 1764.
Richardson, Charles, millener, app. to

iMr. Thomas Fidge. ifa77.
Richardson, John, linenweaver, app. to

Thomas Atwell. 1 68 i .
Richardson, John, threadtwister, app. to

Thomas Lane. 1691.
Richings, William, wheelwright. 1760.
Riikson, Michael, grocer, app. to .\bra-

ham Willesden. 1727.
Ridout, James, grocer and lallowchandler.

1787.
Ridout, Thomas, the younger, of Heme,

surgeon. 1790.
Rigden, William, collarmaker, app. to

Peter Marshman. 1680.
Rigden, William, baker, app. to John

Fowl and Thomas Fowl. 1680.
Rigden, William, joiner, app. to Thomas

Cliflbrd. 1696.
Rigden, Joseph, baker, app. to William

Rigden. 1698.
Rigden, Jeremiah, carpenter, app. to

John Gray. 1703.
Rigden, Robert, maltster, app. to John

Rigden. 1708.
Rigden, William, carpenter, app. to

Edward Landman, Junior. 1708.
Rigden, William, brewer, app. to his

father, John Rigden. 1723.
Rigden, Thomas, malister, app. to his

father, John Rigden. 1727.
Rigden, Edward, of Faversham, maltster,

app. to his father, John Rigden, of

Cant. 1 74 1.
Rigden, Edward, of Wingham, baker.

app. to Stephen Pilcher, of Cant. 1741.
Rigden, Brnjamin, maltster, app. to his

father, John Rigden. 1747.
Rigesby, Daniel, carpenter, app. to his

father, Hugh Rigesby. 1631.
Riggesby, John, carpenter, app. to Daniel

RiKgcsbv.^ 16+4.
Riquebourg, Edward, of Ospringe, car-
penter. 1795.
Robbins, Edward, vintner, app. to Richard

Lockley, Alderman. 1626.
Roberts, Edward, late servant to Randoll

Tatnall, grocer. 1573.
Robertes, William, mercer, app. to Mar-
garet Webbe. 1575.
Robertes, Henry, tailor, app. to Gilbert

Patteson. i5n.

227

FREEMEN

228

Robertes, John, woollendraper, app. to

Robert Wyn. 1612.
Robertes, Thomas, baker, app. to Thomas

Beeson. 1652.
Roberts, William, cordwainer, app. to

Daniel Ellis, the younger. 1668.
Robinson, George, heelmakcr, app. to

John Philcox. 1644..
Robinson, John, vintner, app. to John

Robinson, the elder, Alderman. 1 748.
Rop-ers, Edward, app. to Clement Bryght,

tailor. 1 610.
Rogers, Henry, cordwainer, app. to John

Millener. 1649.
Rogers, Henry, cordwainer, app. to

Peter Johnson. 1668.
Rogers, Henry, tailor, app. to Wiliam

Gibbon. 1671.
Rogers, John, wheelwright, app. to his

father, Henry Rogers. 1681.
Rogers, Henry, wheelwright, app. to his

father, Henry Rogers. 1688.
Rogers, Thomas, of Gravesend, plumber.

1761.
Rolph, John, bricklayer, app. to his

father, Edward Rolph. 1672.
Rolfe, Edward, bricklayer, app. to his

father, Edward Rolfe. 1679-
Rolfe, Edward, bricklayer, app. to his

father, Edward Rolfe. 1700.
Rolfe, Thomas, cordwainer, app. to John

Prettiman. 1700.
Rolfe, Thomas, collarmaker, app. to

Thomas Taylor. 1705.
Rooftbett, James, joiner, app. to George

Moore. 1610.
Rooke, Edward, saddlet, app. to John

MuUington. 1698.
Rooke, Stephen, carpenter, app. to

William Cooke. 1700.
Rook, Charles, butcher. 1794.
Rookes, Anthony, butcher, app. to Samuel

Williams. 1683.
Rose, Ambrose, woollendraper, app. to

Vincent Cartwrith and John Cosmer,

widower. 1628.
Rose, Ambrose, turner, apj). to John

Denn. 16187.
Rose, Stephen, of Aylesford, tailor. 1796.
Rouse, John, baker, app. to Mr. [blank]

Gilbert. 1692.
Rouse, Nicholas, tailor, app. to Edward

Wall. 1695.
Rouse, Thomas, Junior, salesman, app.

to Thomas Rouse, Senior. 1720.
Rouse, Richard, of Ulcombe, basket-
maker. 1 76 1.

Row, Elias, turner and basketmaker, app.

to John Pcmbrooke. 1715.
Row, John, of Margate, tailor and draper.

1768.
Rowell, Gilbert, tailor, app. to Nicholas

Colbrand. 1606.
Rowland, Emuell, bricklayer, app. to Paul

Wiggen. 1638.
Royce, John, of Christ Church, Cant.,

silkweaver. 1774.
Royle, Joseph, the younger, distiller.

178..
Ruck, Richard, grocer, app. to Edward

Harnett. 17 14.
Ruck, WilHani, tallowchandler, app. to

John Johnson. 1744.
Ruffin, William Lovel, of Chatham,

surgeon. 1790.
Rufford, Nicholas, bricklayer, app. to

Nicholas Rufford. 1695.
Rushing, Sachaverell, of London, cooper.

1761.
Russ, Robert, cooper, app. to John

Moate. 1699.
Russell, Edward, tailor, app. to Jeremy

Smyth. 1 61 6.
Russell, John, baker. 1775.
Rust, Henry, victualler, app. to Robert

Mascali, brewer. 1 664.
Rust, Henry, silkweaver, app. to James

Gillmore. 1690.
Rye, Abraham, victualler, app. to his

father, John Rye. 1741.
Rye, Thomas, baker, app. to John

Undcrdowne. 1741.
Sabyn, Avery, woollen draper, app. to

John Rosse, Alderman. 1597.
Sabine, Alfred, perukemaker, app. to

Thomas Claringbull. 1753.
Sack, Theodore, dyer. 1754.
Saddleton, Thomas, apothecary, app. to

Charles Knowler. 1736.
Saere, Thomas, grocer, who served with

William Russell. 1569.
Safifory, Gabriel, cordwainer, app. to

Daniel Ellis. 1689.
Saffery, Gabriel, of London, cordwainer,

app. to Gabriel Saflfery, of Cant.

1727.
Safifory, John, bricklayer. 1779.
Saffery, Henry, of Christ Church, Kent,

baker. 1796.
Safiery, James, of Christ Church, Cant.,

bookseller and stationer. 1800.
Samon, John, shoemaker, app. to Tho-
mas Dyrkyn. 1584.
Samson, Thomas, of Ashford, upholder.

' 774-

229

OF CAXTERBURY.

230

Sancraft, John, cordwainer, app. to

Henry Rogers. 1679.
Sanders, William, butcher, app. to

Matthew Chandler. 1657.
Sanders, Richard, cordwainer, app. to

Thomas Pleete. 1722.
Saunders, William, carpenter, app. to

Matthew Browning. 1743.
Sanders, John, of Maidstone, baker. 1 760.
Sanders, Thomas, tailor. 1762.
Sanders, Charles, the younger, cord-
wainer. 1789.
Sandford, Robert, carpenter, app. to

William Bottinge. 1701.
Sandford, John, of London, tailor, app.

to Thomas Fowle and Edward

Elphick. 1727.
Sankey, Thomas, tallosvchandler and

grocer. 1759.
Sankey, William Webster, maltster and

brewer. 1788.
Savage, John, bricklayer, app. to Christ-
opher Sympson. 1721.
Savage, Henry, barber, app. to Thomas

Parker. 1727.
Savage, William, tailor, app. to Aaron

Milleman. 1727.
Savage, Edward, of Deal, wheelwright.

1789.
Sawkins, John, cordwainer, app. to

Jonathan Stiles. 1672.
Sayer, James, of London, hairdresser. 1790.
Scrimshaw (Scry'mshey), Thomas, app. to

John Estey, clothworker. 1593.
Scrimshaw, Thomas, carpenter, app. to

his father, John Scrimshaw. 1677.
Scrimshaw, John, linenweaver, app. to

his father, Richard Scrimshaw. 1679.
Seager, George, of Watford, Herts., cab-
inetmaker. 1793.
Seath, George, grocer, app. to Walter

Southwell. 1 63 1.
Seath, Samuel, cordwainer, app. to Robert

Dent. 1664.
Seath, John, joiner, app. to John Tustian.

>7+7-

Seath, Richard, of London, carpenter. 1768.

Seaward, John, carpenter, app. to John
Saunders. 1663.

Sedgar, William, app. to John Nutt,
Alderman. 1587.

Sedger, William, cooper, app. to Nicholas
Best. 1626.

Sedgewick, William Gransden, of Maid-
stone, stationer and bookseller. 1789.

Sharp, Richard, shoemaker, app. to James
Vydyan. 1529.

Sharpe, John, app. to Joseph Colfe,

apothecary. i6o8.
Sharpe, Thomas, mercer, app. to Thomas

Whitt. 1 61 6.
Sharpe, William, butcher, app. to William
Sanders. 1671.

Sharp, William, carpenter, app. to Tho-
mas Luckett. 1 74 1.

Sharp, William, cabinetmaker. 1800.

Shatwater, John, brewer, app. to his
father, John Shatwater, deceased,
and his mother, !Mary Shatwater. 1679.

Shaw, Erasmus, cordiner, app. to Thomas
Carey. 1621.

Shaw, William, cooper, app. to John
Rawlinge. 165+.

Sheaffe, John, barber and periwigmaker,
app. to Thomas Colfe. 1709.

Shererde, George, grocer, app. to John
Dale. 1582.

Shilling, William, of Boughton Blean,
glover and breechesmaker. 17S9.

Shindler, William, butcher, app. to William
Allen. 1663.

Shipton, John, apothecary, app. to Avery
Hills, Alderman. 1664.

Shipwash, John, of Chartham, linen-
weaver, app. to Avery Stredwick of
this city. 1705.

Shoare, James, glazier and painter, app.
to William Blogg. 1721.

Shove, Edward, of Queenborough, sur-
geon. 1772.

Shoveler, John, cordwainer. 1789.

Shoveler, Daniel, the younger, baker.
1792.

Shrubsole, James, blacksmith, app. to
James Godden, 1739.

Silk, William, carpenter, app. to William
Ray. 1 68 1.

Silke, John, carpenter, app. to William
Barbet and Jeremiah Rigden. 1 7 1 1 .

Silk, John, printer, app. to James Abree.

1750-

Sills, George, hatmaker, app. to Richard
Symons. 1753.

Silver, Nicholas, of London, barber, app.
to John Powel, of Cant. 1734.

Simmons, Thomas, baker, app. to Adam
Fowle. 1692.

Symmonds, Samuel, baker, app. to Alder-
man Nicholas Fowle. 1 71 8.

Simmonds, William, barber and peruke-
maker, app. to Thomas Scudamore.
1723 (for 1722).

Simons, Thomas, woollendraper, app. to
Henry Twyman, Esquire, now Mayor
of Cant. 1656.

231

FREEMEN

232

Sims, Robert Courthope, Doctor in Phy-
sic, app. to Charles Knowler, apothe-
cary. 1745.
Sims, Henry, watchmaker. 1758.
Sims, Georg-e, the younger, of Rochester,

clockmaker. 1760.
Sinnot, George, app. to his father, John

Sinnot, grocer. 1704.
Skidmore, Robert, cordwainer, app. to

William Roberts. 1681.
Skillett, John, maltster, app. to Thomas

Wraight. 1655.
Skilton, William, linenweaver, app. to

Avery Stredwicke. '677.
Skilton, Paul, linenweaver, app. to Avery

Stredwick. ibSi.
Skilton, John, bricklayer, app. to Isaac

Pope. 1 7 14.
Skinner, Robert Charles Gray, hatter

1792.
Skreen, William, pattenmaker, app. to

John Love. 1719.
Sladden, William, barber, app. to Thomas

Colfe. 171 5.
Smarte, Richard, app. to Richard Russell,

husbandman. 1586.
Smartley, James, cordwainer. 1760.
Smith, Abraham, turner, app. to Thomas

Wicke and Thomas Kennet. 1642.
Smith, Joseph, glover, app. to James

Cheever. 1651.
Smith, Thomas, apothecary, app. to

Israel Jacobb. 1668.
Smith, John, blacksmith, app. to his

father, John Smith. 1679.
Smith, William, goldsmith, app. to Will-
iam Harris. 1679.
Smith, Thomas, joiner, app. to George

Church. 1 68 1.
Smith, Samuel, glover, app. to Jeremy

Smith. 1685.
Smith, William, maltster, s. and app. of

WiUiam Smith. 1685.
Smith, John, butcher, app. to Edward

Smith. 1687.
Smith, George, maltster, app. to his

father, William Smith. 1700.
Smith, John, fcltmaker, app. to his

father, Thomas Smith. 171 1.
Smith, William, barber-surgeon, app. to

Peter Mackfarlen. 1723.
Smith, Timothy, apothecary, app. to

Edward Hayward. 1736.
Smith, John, grocer, app. to Thomas

Smith. 1 74 1.
Smith, Benjamin, clock and watchmaker.

1769.
Smith, Daniel, whitesmith. 1774-

Smith, Thomas, carpenter. 1789.
Smithson, Thomas, carpenter, app. to

John Gadesby. 1746.
Sneller, John, gingerbread baker. 1792.
Snode, Alexander, grocer, app. to Francis

Maplizden. 1641.
Sole, Edward, of Deal, baker, app. to

William Gilbert. 1705.
Sole, Edward, woollendraper and tailor.

1776.
Somes, John, smith, app. to his father

John Somes. 1700.
Soames, Christopher, smith, app. to his

father, John Soames. 1708.
Soames, Tiiomas, smith, app. to his

father, John Soames. 1708.
Sone, Thomas, watchmaker, app. to

Thomas Barrett, clockmaker. 1663.
South, Stephen, clothworker, app. to his

father, Stephen South. 1658.
Southee, Thomas, baker, app. to Stephen

Pilcher. 1743.
Southee, John, cabinetmaker. 1778.
Southwoorth, Walter, grosser, app. to

Christopher Brydge. 1601.
Spencer, John, app. to William Collyns,

clothworker. 1588.
Spencer, John, fellmonger, app. to Robert

Fuller. 1 66 1.
Spencer, Israel, jeweller, app. to Daniel

Cuckow. 1690.
Spencer, Hudson, glover, app. to Samuel

Smith. 1697.
Spencer, Robert, baker, app. to Valentine

Cantis. 1710.
Spradbrow, William, fellmonger and

breechesmaker, app. to James Hoery.

1747-
Sprakeling, John, of the Isle of Sheppy,

yeoman. 1761.
Spratt, John, haberdasher of hats, app.

to John Lee. 161 9.
Spratt, William, cooper, app. to John

Studham. 1702.
Sprat, Thomas, blacksmith, app. to John

Court. 1733.
Spratt, Robert, cooper, app. to Moses

Newstub. 1740.
Spratt, John, of Dover, blacksmith, app.

to Thomas Sprate, of Cant. 1741.
Squier, Thomas, bricklayer, app. to Robert

Flatman. 1700.
Stace, Robert, tailor, app. to Edmond

Nicholson. 1591.
Stace, Joseph, grocer, app. to Matthias

Gray, grocerand tallowchandler. 1 692.
Stace, Freeguift, upholster, app. to Will-
iam Etheridge. 171 1.

233

OF CANTERBURY.

234

Stace, John, of Ashford, barber, app. to
Thomas Blake, of Cant. 1727.

Staines, Thomas, upholster, app. to Rob-
ert Hogben. 1741.

Stains, Robert, ironmonger. 1760.

Stains, William, ironmonger and white-
smith. 1774.

Stanley, William, cordvvainer. 1795.

Stanton, Thomas, of Dover, baker, app.
to Nicholas Fowle, of Cant. 1708.

Staples, William, ironmonger, app. to his
father, Thomas Staples. 1646. •

Starke, Daniel, carpenter, app. to Richard ■
Rising. 1656. 1

Steddy, Joseph, blacksmith, app. to John
Brattell. 1747-

Steddy, Charles, butcher. 1757.

Steddy, John, of VVingham, plumber. 1760.

Steddy, Benjamin, of Frindsbury, black-
smith. 1 76 1.

Steddy, Alexander, gingerbread baker.
1776.

Steddy, Thomas, smith. 1780.

Steed, John, distiller. 1754.

Steed, Richard, ofElham, apothecary, i 760. |

Stephens, William, grosser, app. to 1
Thomas Chapman. 161 2. He paid
a further fine of los. for opening
shop before his freedom was granted.

Stephens, William, cordvvainer, app. to
Robert Gilpin. 1709.

Stevens, Edward, clothworker, app. to
Thomas Scrimshawe. 1624.

Stiles, Jacob, cordwainer, app. to Peter
Johnson. 1698.

Stocke, John, app. to Robert Scott. iS7&-

Stock, William, of Ramsgate, grocer and
tallowchandler. 1796.

Stokes, John, glover, app. to Richard
Cheevers. 1628.

Stokes, Thomas, tailcr, app. to Thomas
Simpson. 1678.

Stone, John, gardener, app. to John
Jeddery and John Fenn. 1727.

Stone, VVilliam, silkweaver. 1780.

Stone, Robert, silkweaver. 1789.

Stone, James, fia.\drcsser and linen-
weaver. 1794.

Stone, ThoniHS, of Faversham, clock and
watchmaker. 1794.

Stonehouse, Christopher, cordwainer,
app. to Robert Hughes. 1664.

Stonehouse, George, baker. 1772.

Stowe, Thomas, app. to Robert Heard,
barber. 1610.

Stowe, Zachary, clothworker, app. to
Thomas Skrimshaw. ibio.

Strand, John, saddler, app. to John
Asshenden. 1623.

Stranswidge, Thomas, cooper, app. to
John Barton. 169 i.

Stransham. John, app. to Adrian Nycholes,
mercer. 1594.

Stredwicke, Thomas, silkweaver, app. to
John Dorrell. 1642.

Streeting, Robert, blacksmith. 175V

Stringer, Batchelor, baker, app. to Tho-
mas Fowle. 1 72 1.

Stringer, George, silkmercerand woollen-
draper. 1759.

Stringer, Thomas, of Dover, tallow-
chandler. 1760.

Stringer, Stephen, of Dover, woollen-
draper. 1768.

Stronge, Stephen, baker, app. to Tho-
mas Bee. 1642.

Strong, Stephen, coachmaker, app. to
Richard Marcham and William
Carey. 1668.

Stroud, Edward, cordwainer, app. to
Thomas Evernden. 1708.

Stiidham, John, cooper, app. to Moses
Best. 1657.

Studham, William, cooper, app. to John
Studham. 1671.

Studham, John, the younger, cooper, app.
to his father, John Studham. 1690.

Studham, William, hatter, app. to John
Landman. 1692.

Sturges, Ambrose, carpenter, app. to
William Tailer. 1661.

Sturges, William, carpenter, app. to John
Rigsby. 1697.

Sturgis, Peter, cordwainer, app. to John
Barton. 1703.

Swaffer, Thomas, ironmonger, app. to
Richard Barrow. 1654.

Swain, Thomas, brazier. 1767.

Swanton, Richard, grosser, app. to Joseph
Brydge. 1600.

Swift, Edward, of St. Dunstan's, Cant.,
baker, app. to John Goldfinch and
Thomas Collar, of Cant. 1727.

Sympson, Richard, instrumentmaker, app.
to John Tucker. 1619.

Sympson, John, grocer, app. to Thomas
Wynn. 1622.

Simpson, William, ironmonger, app. to
Roger Simpson. 1637.

Simpson, Peter, barber, app. to Edmond
Joyce. 1639.

Simpson, Richard, tailor, app. to George
Simpson. 1661.

235

FREEMEN

236

Simpson, Thomas, of Sittingbourne,
saddler, app. to George Cheever, of
Cant. 1741.

Sympson, Valentine, bricklayer, app. to
his father, Christopher Sympson.
1703.

Simpson, George, tailor, app. to Robert
Dickenson. 1630.

Talputt (Tolputt), Edward, surgeon,
app. to Thomas Fowler, barber-
surgeon. 1697.

Talputt, John, barber, app. to John
Foull. 1713.

Talputt, William, saddler, app. to his
father, William Talputt. 171+.

Tolputt, Joshua, upholsterer. 1784.

Tames, William, joiner, app. to Ale.xander
Barles. 1698.

Tanner, Nicholas, glazier, app. to Tho-
mas Browne. 1622.

Tapley, Henry, of Petham, weaver, app.
to Alfred Stredwick, of Cant. 1714-

Tappenden, Robert, cordwainer, app. to
Robert Dent. 1656.

Tassell, James, cordwainer, app. to Sam-
uel Collard. 1675.

Taylour, John, pewterer, app. to John
Lolham, John Taylour's youngest
child, Joan, was then z years old.
1528.

Tailor, William, vintner, app. to William
Tarre. 1639.

Taylor, John, cordwainer, app. to Mat-
thew Stiles. 1672.

Taylor, William, carpenter, app. to his
father, William Taylor, not free. 1675.

Tayler, William, coachmaker, app. to his
father, William Tayler. 1695.

Taylor, Elias, cordwainer, app. to John
Taylor. 1700.

Taylor, Giles, cordwainer. 1753.

Taylor, William, pattenmaker. 1789.

Taylor, Thomas, of Littlebourne, wheel-
wright. 1795.

Taylor, John, plumber and glazier. 1800.

Tench, Edward, cordwainer. 1 790.

Terry, Arnold, tailor, app. to Ralph
Bawden, Alderman. 1586.

Terry, Augustine, \voollendraper, app. to
James Master. 1615.

Terry, John, grocer, app. to Daniel
Austrey. 1649.

Terry, Thomas, barber-surgeon, app. to
John Lunn. 1668.

Terry. Stephen, cordwainer, app. to
Nicholas Dillnott. 1670.

Terry, Isaac, draper, app. to Christopher
Shrubsole, mercer. 1678.

Terry, Thomas, cordwainer, app. to

Edward Bullock. 1681.
Terry, John, cordwainer, app. to Nicholas

Dilnut. 1700.
Terry, John, cordwainer, app. to Thomas

Matson. i74i.
Terr}', John, Junior, cooper. 1800.
Thomas, Edward, farrier, app. to John

George. 1689.
Thomas, William, blacksmith, app. to his

father, Edward Thomas. 1722.
Thomas, William, breeches-maker, app.

to William Pattison. 1734.
Thomas, Joseph, carpenter. 1769.
Thornton, William Lepars, apothecary,

app. to Benjamin Chandler. 1753.
Thornton, Henry, baker. 1757.
Thorpe, Robert, of Heme, baker, app.

to Samuel Johnson, of Cant. 1741.
Thread, Paul, baker, app. to John Fowle.

1670.
Tiddiman, William, cordwainer, app. to

Peter Johnson. i68g.
Tiddeman, Henrj', grocer, app. to William

Beverton. 1708.
Tiddeman, Edward, watchmaker. 1787.
Tiddeman, Mark, of Dover, bricklayer.

1789.
Tilby (Tylby), James, miller, app. to

Henry Binge. 1622.
Tilby, Thomas, of Cranbrook, feltmaker,

app. toThomas Smith, of Cant. 1705.
Tilbe, Richard, fellmonger, app. to his

father, Henry Tilbe. 1707.
Tipper, Aaron, of St. Dunstan's, Cant.,

gardener,app. toThomas Elsey. 1708.
Tisdell, Thomas, grocer, app. to William

Hatcher. 1722.
Tivelein, Richard, perukemaker. 1758.
Toddye, Thomas, cordwainer, app. to

Isaac Osbeston. 1620.
Tonge, James, butcher, app. to his father,

James Tonge. 1746-
Toker, John, grocer, app. to John Brown-
ing. 1690.
Toker, John, baker, app. to William

Mount. 1694.
Toker, Hougham, cutler, app. to Richard

Haftenden. 1698.
Toker, Richard, of Faversham, feltmaker,

app. to Thomas Smith, of Cant. 1 705.
Tomlyn, John, tailor, app. to Edmund

Harris. 1681.
Tomlin, Peter, grocer, app. to John

Parker. 1705.
Tomling, Daniel Hardingham, printer.

1789.

237

OF CANTERBURY.

238

Tompson, John, late servant to Gregory

Roos, capper. 1570.
Tookye, Smyth, wooUendraper, app. to

James Masters. 1621.
Trahar, VVilHam, hatter. 1773.
Travilleon, William, carpenter, app. to
Thomas Landman andThomas Coale.
1717.
Tredcraft, Andrew, cordwainer, app. to

Thomas Fox. 1632.
Tresser, Thomas, wooUendraper, app. to

Henry Whitt. 1624.
Tresser, John, draper, app. to Thomas

Tresser, Alderman. 1659.
Tresser, Thomas, baker, app. to Thomas

Fowle. 1714-
Tritton, William, butcher, app. to John

Kite and Peter Gill. 1752.
Trusser, Matthew, grocer, app. to Mr.

John Purser. 1629.
Tuck, Thomas, gunsmith, app. to Edward

Barrett. 1680.
Tuck, Edward, tobaccopipemaker, app.

to his father, John Tuck. i6go.
Tucker, Roger, saddler, app. to Thomas

Tucke. 1609.
Tucker, John, instrument maker, app. to

his father, John Tucker. 1663.
Tucker, Thomas, cordwainer, app. to

Nicholas Dillnutt. 1681.
Tucker, William, turner, app. to John

Pembrooke. 1698.
Tucker, William, of Deal, gingerbread
baker, app. to James Pettit and
Thomas Collar, of Cant. 1727-
Tuckwcl, William, linenweaver, app. to

John Atwell. 1733.
Tumber, Edward, clothworker, app. to

William Tumber. 1685.
Tumber, John, clothworker, app. to

William Tumber. 1695.
Tumber, William, of Whitstable, linen-
weaver, app. to Thomas Attwell,
late of this city. 1705.
Tumber, Edward, cordwainer, app. to

John Sayer. 1727.
Tunbridge, Thomas, baker. 1800.
Turner, Richard, app. to George Moore,

joiner. 1584.
Turner, Richard, tailor, app. to John

Osborne. 1602.
Turner, William, wooUendraper, app. to
William Whiting, Alderman. 1638.
Turner, Richard, cordwainer, app. to

Richard Turner. 1722.
Tustian, John, the younger, joiner. 1760.
Tustian, William, of London, joiner.
1760.

Twyman, Henry, tailor, app. to Thomas

Richardson, ibzg.
Twyman, John, mercer, app. to Anthony

Farrar. 1656.
Twyman, John, clothworker, app. to

John Hubberd. 1661.
Tylden, Joseph, mercer, app. to John

Stransham. 1609.
Tyler, John, tailor, app. to John Rum-

fild. 1625.
Tylman, Daniel, app. to George Aunsell,

grocer. 1586.
Underdown, John, baker, app. to Val-
entine Cantis. 1734.
Upton, John, cordwainer, app. to Tho-
mas Everden. 1672.
Upton, William, flaxdresser, app. to his

father, John Upton. 1747-
Upton, Thomas, hempdresser. 1760.
Upton, Thomas, of Bath, cordwainer.

1785-
Vane, Humphrey, patten wood maker.

'754-
Vanhare, Richard, barber and peruke-
maker. 1773.
Vann, Edward, cooper, app. to Richard

Tatterton. 1623.
Vawter, Thomas, grocer, app. to John

Nutt, Alderman. 1592.
Verall, Christopher, haberdasher of small

wares, app. to Thomas Fidge. 1626.
Vile, Henry, ironmonger, app. to John

Ludd. 1714-
Vincent, Francis, gent., app. to John

Vincent, sakpetreman. 1639.
Violett, Edward, grocer, app. to John

Philpott. 1630.
Violet, Thomas, barber-surgeon, app. to

John Browne. 1636.
Wacher, Edward, carpenter, app. to

Ambrose Sturges. 1683.
Wachers, Robert, cordwainer, app. to

Henry Hales. 1681.
Waddell, William, cordwainer, app. to

John Hickes. 1681 .
Waddell, William, brewer, app. to Henry

Waddell, late Alderman. 1 7 1 1 .
Wade, Giles, tobaccopipemaker, app. to

John Tuck. 1730.
Wade, James, basketmaker, app. to Elias

Rew. 1733.
Wagstaff, Henry, grocer, app. to Nich-
olas Beverly. 1587.
Waite, Nathaniel, tanner, app. to his

father, Peter Waite. i68i.
Waite, George, carpenter, app. to Matthew

Browne. 1687.

239

FREEMEN

240

Waite, Robert, cordwainer, app. to Henry

Lucas. 1722.
Waker, Christopher, tailor, app. to Jeremy

Smyth. 1 62 1.
Walker, Thomas, barber and peruque

maker, app. to John Chandler. 1 704.
Wall, Edward, hempdresser, app. to

Richard Morris. i66t.
Wall, John, hempdresser, app. to his

father, Edward Wall. 1678.
Wall, Edward, tailor, app. to Godfrey

Wilcock. 1 68 1.
Walter, Jacob, butcher. 1774.
Walton, Thomas, feltmaker. 1760.
Wanderton, George, tailor, app. to John

Digges. 1583.
Wanstall, Thomas, cooper. 1789.
Wanstall, John, glover and breeches-
maker. 1790.
Ward, John, joiner, app. to George More.

1607.
Ware, John, cordwainer, app. to Thomas

Parker. 1722.
Warham, George, cooper, app. to Nicho-
las Best. 1 62 1.
Warren, Henry, tailor, app. to William

Tayler, linendraper. 1629.
Warren, William, cordwainer, app. to

Henry Rogers. 1680.
Warren, James, the younger, clock and

watchmaker. 1767.
Warwick, Abraham, woolcomber, app. to

his father, Abraham Warwick. 1680.
Warwell, Thomas, bricklayer, app. to his

father, Thomas Warwell. 1681.
Warwell, John, of Deal, butcher, app. to

John Ginder, of Cant. 1747.
Watkins, Joseph, silkweaver. 1764.
Watson, John, app. to EdmondClarckson,

tailor. 1580.
Watson, Nicholas, of Holy Cross, Cant.,

baker, app. to Thomas Read. 1662.
Watson, John, tailor, app. to Thomas

Pain. 1705.
Watson, Alexander, linenweaver, app. to

John Attwell. 1707.
Watson, Thomas, pattenmaker. 1785.
Watson, Richard, cabinetmaker. 1797.
Watts, John, watchmaker, app. to his

father, John Watts. 1744.
Wayland, Christopher, app. to Lawrence

Applegate. 1585.
Webb, Andrew, linenweaver, app. to

Thomas Halsnode. 1671.
Webb, Thomas, tailor, app. to John

Oliver. 17 16.
Webb, John, of London, cordwainer, app.

to Robert Gilpin, of Cant. 1727.

Webb, Richard, cordwainer. 1799.
Wellard, Richard, papermaker, app. to

Richard Wellard. 1704.
Wellard, George, of Dover, tailor, app.

to Samuel Flint, of Cant. 1708.
Wellard, Thomas, cordwainer, app. to

Gabriel Saffrey. 1708.
Wellard, Robert, of London, cordwainer.

I7S3-

Wellard, William, tailor. 1773.

Wells, William, bricklayer, app. to Will-
iam Lawrance. 1675.

Wells, John, cordwainer, app. to John
Raylston. 1727.

Welsh, Edward, papermaker, app. to
William Cooke. 1747.

Wenn, Thomas, feltmaker, app. to Will-
iam Studham. 1722.

Wevyll, John, app. to John Furser, shear-
man. ^1574.

Whickar, William, baker, app. to William
Reynolds. 1741.

Whineu.x. Thomas, barber, app. to Thomas
Hunt. 161 1.

Whitt, Simon, ironmonger, app. to Mr.
John Whitt. 1616.

White, Richard, barber, app. to Thomas
Wyniattes. 1621.

White, John, millener, app. to John
Merriam. 1625.

White, Thomas, mercer, app. to Thomas
Oughton. 1659.

White, Thomas, bricklayer, app. to Jere-
miah Cooper. 1693.

White, William, carpenter, app. to Andrew
Holmes. 1705.

White, James, cordwainer, app. to Henry
Lucas. 1727.

White, George, barber, app. to William
Symmons. 1734.

White, Richard, barber, app. to Thomas
Botting. 1746.

White, Robert, of Holy Cross, Cant.,
blacksmith. 1769.

White, John Gurney, of Hollingbourne,
apothecar)'. 1789.

White, James, the younger, cabinetmaker
and upholdster. 179b.

White, Thomas, cabinetmaker and up-
holsterer. 1800.

Whitehead, Edward, of Deal, joiner, app.
to William Looke. 17 14.

Whiteinge, William, app. to John Murton,
woollendraper. 1599.

Whiteing, Robert, baker, app. to William
Frances. 17 18.

Whitfield, James, carpenter, app. to
Richard Pysing. 1676.

241

OF CANTERBURY

242

Whitfield, Francis, Junior, linendraper

and haberdaslier. 1760.
Whitlock, Peter, labourer, app. to Richard

Turner and his wife, victualler. 1722.
Whitwood, John, cordwainer, app. to

Thomas Gary. 1640.
Wiborne, Robert, wooUendraper, app. to

Mr. Henry Tvvyman. 1668.
Wickes, Thomas, turner, app. to John

Drowtes. 1628.
Wickham, Thomas, cooper, app. to

Richard Titherton. 1630.
Wickham, John, carpenter, app. to his

father, John Wickham. 1665.
Wiggens, Paul, cooper, app. to John

Burton. 1641.
Wiggens, Richard, bricklayer, app. to

his father, Paul Wiggens. 1 647.
Wiggens, Paul, bricklayer, app. to James

Marrable. 1674.
Wigmore, Henry, hempdresser, app. to

Anthony Worger. 1651.
Wike, Hougham, of London, cabinet-
maker. 1768.
Wilcocke, Godfrey, tailor, app. to John

Wilcocke. 1663.
Wildboar, Edward, butcher, app. to

Samuel Sharp. 1727-
Wilkins, Thomas, cordwainer, app. to

Edward IJullock. 1692.
Wilkynson, Robert, smith, ai^p. to Tho-
mas Pelyng. 161 1.
Wilks, Tliomas, papermaker, app. to

William Cook. 1722.
Wilkshiere, Thomas, cordwainer, app.

to John Pysing. 1675.
Williams, John, brewer, app. to Jeremiah

Masterson. 1672.
Williams, John, turner, app. to Richard

Pembrook. 1680.
Williams, Henry, maltster, s. and app. of

John Williams. 16S5.
Williams, Thomas, silkweaver, app. to

Thomas Younge. 1695.
Williams, John, brewer, app. to his fatht- r,

John Williams. 1717.
Williams, John, of Folkestone, saddler,

app. to William Kay, of Cant. 1752.
Williamson. Robert, shoemaker, app. to

James Vydean. 1522.
Williamson, Richard, of Sandwich, currier,

app.toWilliamRaylston.ofCant. 1741.
Willmott, Henry, cordwainer, app. to

Edward Bullock. 1678.
Wilmot. John, cordwainer, app. .to his

father, Thomas Wilmot. 1698.
Willoby, Robert, cordwainer, app. to

William JuU. 1673.

Willes, John, barber, app. to Richard

Whit. 1637.
Wills, James, innkeeper, app. to Walter

Baker. 1653.
Wilsden, Abraham, grocer, app. to John

Simpson and William Hatcher. 1716.
Willesden, James, grocer, app. to William

Gray. 1727-
Willesden, Robert, carpenter, app. to

Alderman Bullock. 1727.
Wilsden, Abraham, tallowchandler. 1 760.
Wilson, Thomas, grocer, app. to John

Browning. 1679.
Willson, John, vintner, app. to Isaac

Willson. 1691.
Wilson, Richard, tailor. 1754.
Winford (Wynford), Tmiothy, clothier,

app. to Thomas Scrimshaw. 1606.
Winford, William, bricklayer, app. to

Richard Marrable. 1685.
Winford, James, labourer, app. to his

father, William Winford. 1700.
Winford, William, silkweaver, app. to

his father, William Winford, labourer.

1700.
Winter, John, glazier, app. to William

Blogg. 1728.
Wiseman, Thomas, of Bridge, tailor, app.

to John Young, of Cant. 1722.
Wisse, Edward, haberdasher of small

wares, app. to Joseph Buckly. 1623.
West, John, baker, app. to John King-

smyth. 1588.
West, [ohn, victualler, app. to his father,

Edward West. 1746.
Westbeech, John, grocer, app. to John

Fusser. 1623.
Wood, Christopher, mercer, app. to Paul

Petit, Alderman. 1645.
Wood, Thomas, bricklayer, app. to John

Oakley. 1689.
Wood, Robert, tallowchandler, app. to

Thomas Luke. 1696.
Wood, Richard, blacksmith, app. to John

Brattle. 1705.
Wood, Michael, grocer, app. to [blank]

Walter. 17 10.
Wood, Isaac, of London, cordwainer. 1754.
Wood, Thomas, cordwainer. 1782.
Woodcock, James, of Chatham, black-
smith, app. to John Baxter, of Cant.

1741.
Woolcot, George, Junior, cordwainer. 1 764.
Woollett, William, butcher. 1795.
Wootton, Benjamin, bricklayer, app. to

Jeremiah Cooper. 1696.
Wootton, George, cordwainer. 1789.

'243

FREEMEN

244

Worsley, Robert, of Deal, cordwainer,

app. to John Terry, of Cant. 1727.
Worsley, James, cordwainer, app. to his

father, Thomas Worsley. 1 7++.
Worthington, Robert, of Folkestone,

pipemaker, app. to Paul Parker, of

Cant. 174.1.
Wraight, Matthew, tailor, app to Abra-
ham Clarke. 1620.
Wraight, Nicholas, collarmaker, app. to

Thomas Cooke. 1629.
Wrenn, John, surgeon, app. to his father,

John Wrenn. 1664.
Wybrow, Thomas, barber-surgeon, app.

to Thomas Bell. 1 7 1 9.
Wyles, John, bricklayer, app. to William

Atwood. 1720.
Wynne, Robert, wooUendraper, app. to

John Rose, Alderman. 1590.
Wyssenden, Stephen, grocer, app. to

Philip Lewes, haberdasher. 1580.
Yarley, Richard, app. to Randoll Tat-

nall, grocer. 1586.
Yong, Henry, tailor, app. to James

Robynson. 1590.
Young, John, tailor, app. to James

Robenson. 1602.
Younge. William, baker, app. to Thomas

Plessington. 1606.
Yong, George, apothecary, app. to Tho-
mas Rrome. 1612.
Young, Richard, whitebaker, app. to

William Leedes, baker. 1626.

Young, Thomas, bricklayer, app. to John

Ward. 1663.
Young, Richard, clothier, app. to John

Fagge. 1673.
Young, Thomas, cordwainer, app. to

Edmund Maplisden. 1680.
Young, Robert, silkweaver, app. to Joseph

Nelson. 1683.
Younge, Nicholas, tailor, app. to John

Young. 1686.
Young, John, cordwainer, app. to Samuel

Collar. 1688.
Young, Thomas, gardener, app. to his

father, Thomas Young. 1691.
Young, Thomas, currier, app. to his

father, Thomas Young. 1695.
Young, Thomas, silkweaver, app. to his

father, Thomas Young. 17 14.
Young, Peter, of Sandwich, gingerbread

baker, app. to Thomas Collar, of

Cant. 1733.
Young, Peter, apothecary, app. to Stephen

Durant. 1735.
Young, John, tailor, app. to his father,

Nicholas Young. 1741.
Young, Nicholas, tailor, app. to his

father, Nicholas Young. 1741.
Young, Edward, cordwainer, app. to

John Ledger. 1743.
Young, Thomas, butcher. 1784.
Young, Thomas, cordwainer. 1784.
Young, Daniel, of Challock, carpenter.

PART IV.

3Freenien b\> IRebcmption,

Abbot, John, shoemaker. 1533.
Abbott, George, labourer. 1659-
Abbot, WilUam, victualler. 1693.
Abbot, Thomas, [blank]. 1704.
Abbott, George, carpenter. 1738.
Abbott, John, of St. Dunstan's in Kent,

brewer. 1789.
Abbey, Nicholas, lockyer. 1548.
A Ber, Thomas, pewterer. 1500.
Abrahams, Isaac, of the Borough of

Staplegate, plumber and glazier. 1759.
Abree, James, stationer. 1722.
Absolon, Robert, barber.
Accon, William. 1399.
A Court, Thomas, fuller.
A Courte, John, brewer.
Adam, Stephen, hosier.
Addams, Hoyday, gent.
Adams, Ralph, butcher.
Adams, George, innholder.
Adams, Richard, bricklayer.
Addyson, William, shearman.
A Deane, John, baker. 1496.
A Deane, Thomas, innholder.
Adkinson, John, haberdasher.
Admans, Thomas, bricklayer.
Adryan, Henry, capper. 1477.
Agar, Benjamin, of the Precincts of the

Archbishop's Palace, gent. 1671.
Agar, Moses, grocer. 1698.
Agar, Edward, grocer. 1732.
A Gregge, John, tailor. 1500.
Akers, Thomas, carpenter. 1 644.
Ackers, Thomas, butcher. 1744.
Alcock (Alcoc), Richard, fletcher
Alcok, John, goldsmith. 1502.
Alcock, John, tailor. 1590.
Alday, Henry, mercer. 1540.

1546.

1476.
1500.

•4*^5-
1652.

■645-

1799.
1500.

'525-
1671.
1798.

>45'-

Alder, William, shearman. 1548.

Alder, Bryan, cabinetmaker. 1783.

Alderson, Robert, minstrel. 1555.

.\ldretham, Richard. 1408.

A Lee, Thomas, fishmonger. 14S0.

A Lee, John, grocer, i486.

A Lee, John, tailor. 1501.

Ale.xander, Edward, woolcomber. 1616.

Alfrey, Nicholas, clothworker. 1604.

Alfry, Martyn. 1612.

.•\lger, John, shoemaker. 1547.

Allen (Aleyn), James. 13Q4.

Aleyn, William, barber. 1437.

Aleyn, Nicholas, brewer. 1469.

Alleyn, William, of Bridge, tanner. 1475.

Aleyn, Richard, baker. 1489.

Aleyn, William, of Bridge, tanner. 1489.

Alen, William, shearman. 1528.

AUyn, John, miller. 1558.

Allen, Richard, innkeeper. 1578.

AUyn, Richard, mercer. 1604.

Allen, William, butcher. 1646.

Allen, John, victualler. 1720.

Allen, Thomas, victualler. 1720.

Allen, William, victualler. 1730.

Allen, William, of St. Dunstan's, Cant.,

brewer. 1761.
Allen, Thomas, victualler. 1779-
Alley, Peter, victualler. 1782.
Allsworth, Henry, victualler. 1751.
Alounday, Robert, staynour. 1426.
Ambrose, John, innholder. 1515.
Amnell, John, of Westgate, baker. 1462.
A Wore, John, brewer. 1546.
A More, John, basketmaker. 1546.
.\mos, Eustace, baker. 1736.
Amy, William, cooper, i486.
Amyas, William, baker. 1573.

247

FREEMEN

248

Amyas, John, hackneyman. 1585.

Aniierson, John, tobacconist. 1739.

Andreurs, John, skinner, i+og.

Andrew, Geoffrey, waxchandler. 1+91.

Andrew, Thomas, carpenter. 1500.

Andrew, William, grocer. 15 3+.

Andrewe, Thomas, barber. 1549-

Andrewe, Henry, yeoman. 1595.

Andrewe, Roger, butcher. 1603.

Andrews, Henry, grocer. 161 2.

Andrews, Edward, gent. 1658.

Andrews, Jacob, porter. 1708.

Andrews, Edward, tailor. 17+5.

Angell, Thomas, shoemaker. 1553.

Annett, Charles, surgeon. 1599.

Annis, Isaac, stapler. 1674.

A Norclyff, John, hackneyman. 1554.

Ansell, George, grocer. 1569.

Anselme, Richard, fellmonger. 1644.

Anslow, John, weaver. 1658.

Anslow, Robert, of the Borough of Long-
port, cordwaincr. 1710.

Anton, Francis, butcher. 1622.

A Porte, yohn, tailor. 1478.

Appilby, William, cissor. 1410.

Appulgarthe, Thomas, tailor. 1534-

Appleyard, John Searle, saddler. 1800.

Apsley, Stephen, wheeler. 1519.

Archer, William, bricklayer. 1631.

Archer, William, turner. 1651.

Archer, John, victualler. 1760.

Archley, John, butcher. 1615.

Arndell, Simon, currier. 1776.

Arnold, Richard, of Petham, carpenter.
17 1 6.

Armstrong, John, victualler. 1761.

Aimynare, flamo, tailor. i437-

Arundell, Richard, collarmaker. 1581.

Ash, George, victualler. 1786.

Ash, Luke, victualler. 1789.

Ash, Bt-njamin, bricklayer. 1798.

A Shawe, John, corviser. i479-

Asshebery, Robert, baker. 1540.

Asshenton, Richard, shearman. 1543.

Ashman, John, victualler. 1783.

Ashton (Ascheton), Richard. 1458.

Asshton, Richard, mercer. 1470.

Asheton, one, shearman. 1568.

Asp, Richard, hosier. 148 1.

Asshet, John, shoemaker. 1522.

Astyn, David, brewer. 1598.

Athys, John, silkweaver. 1769.

Atkin, Thomas, linendraper. 1743.

Atkins, John, bookseller. i8oo.

Atte Gate, William, corvesir. 1415.

Atte Meed, Stephen. 1394.

Atte Meed, John, carpenter. 1395.

Atte Melle, Thomas. 1398.

Atte Nesshe, John, cissor. 1405.
Atte Tynes, William, feror. 1400.
Atte Ware, John, corvesir. 1400. \

Atte Welle, Henry, barber. 1435.
At Well, Henry, haberdasher. 1500.
Atwell, William, broiderer. 15 15.
Atwell, Ingram, bricklayer. 1632. '

At West, John Hans, barber. 1453.
Attwick, Daniel, brazier. 1705.
Atte Wode, Henry, brazier. 1402.
Atte Wode, William, fuller. 1409.
Atte Wode, Richard, cato' al'lardener.

1425.
Atte Wode, William, of Bridge, smith.

1452-
Atte Wode, James, yeoman. 1469.
Atte Wode, Michael, wheeler. 1471.
Atte Wode, Stephen, tailor. 1472.
Atwode, James, corviser. 1480.
A Wode, John, late of Yaldynge, gent.

1488.
A Wode, John, yeoman. 1530.
Atwood, William, victualler. 1665.
Attwood, John, coachman. 1768.
Audesly, Richard, tailor. 1455.
Austyn, Thomas, chandler. 1426.
Austen, Thomas, brewer. 1576.
Austen, Valentine, shopkeeper. 1722.

Nole. — He was the son of Robert

Austen, of Adisham.
Austin, John, victualler. 1752.
Austen, John, of Sheerness, victualler.

1761.
Avery, James, fellmonger and glover.

1726.
Awcher, Richard, linendraper. 1589.
Awdus, Robert, saddler. 1748.
Ayiand, James, smith. 1468.
Aylard, William, smith. 1464.
Ayne (.''), Roger, mercer. 1425.
A York, John, butcher. 1478.
Bachelor, George, beerbrewer. 1589.
Batcheter, Richard, tailor. 1675.
Back (Bak), John, coverlidweaver. 1466.
Badcok, V\'alter. cutler. 1547.
Badcok, Richard, butcher. 1548.
Badcok, Richard, cutler. iS49-
Badcocke. fames, victualler. 1625.
Badcock, William, victualler. 1736.
Baddy, William, barber. 1543.
Eager, William, smith, has a daughter

named Elizabeth, aged 6 months or

more. 1530.
Bagley, Robert, baker. 1773.
Bailey (Bayly), John, bellfounder. 1501.
Bayly, John, the younger, bellfounder."^

1505-
Baylie, Henry, butcher. 1586.

249

OF CANTERBURY.

250

Baile, Thomas, husbandman. 1685.

Bailey, John, tallowchandler. 1779.

Bailey, Moses, victualler. 1795.

Baker, Richard, chandler, i+oo.

Baker, Stephen, webbe. 141 o.

Baker, William. 1412.

Baker, Peter, pistor. 1427.

Baker, Richard, cook. 1438.

Bakere, Thomas, of Westgate, baker.
1442.

Bakere, John, pistor. 1445.

Baker, John, draper. 1473.

Bakar, William, yeoman. 1500.

Baker, John, tailor. 1515.

Baker, John, innholder. 1527.

Baker, John, tailor. 1550.

Baker, William, yeoman. 1616.

Baker, William, vintner. 1631.

Baker, Henry, haberdasher. 1640.

Baker, Thomas, of Westgate, hackney-
man. 1652.

Baker, [blank], of Northgate, Cant., car-
penter. 1658.

Baker, Thomas, cheesemonger. 1658.

Baker, Aaron, victualler. 1706.

Baker, William, grocer. 171 1.

Baker, John, victualler. 1719-

Baker, Peter, victualler. 1719-

Baker, Samuel, victualler. 1745.

Baker, Thomas, victualler, 1746. Note. —
In the margin " Qy Richard."

Baker, George, surgeon. 174S.

Baker. John, of St. Dunstan's in Kent,
Esquire. 1789.

Balden, William, yeoman. 1598.

Balderston, Samuel, linendraper. 1777.

Baldock, William, bricklayer. 1774.

Bnlfyr, John, taverner. 1464.

Ball, Thomas, hackneyman. 1543.

Banastr, Henry, shearman. 1423.

Banfield, John, tailor. 1700.

Banham, Roger, smith. 1405.

Banks, John, plumber and glazier. 1735.

Bannok, Nicholas, weaver, whose youn-
gest child, Elyn^was then ij years
old. 1528.

Barbour, John, mason. 1393.
Barber, George, victualler. 1754-
Barber, William, victualler. 1787.
Barbett, Jeoffery. 1657.
Bargrove (Burgrove), John, tailor. 1496.
Bargrove, William, tiler. 1544.
Bariiam, William, tailor. 1554.
Barham, Isaac, yeoman. 16 14.
Barham, Charles, yeoman. 1630.
^ Barham, Robert, vintner. 1683.
Barham, Richard, gardener. 1688.
Barham, Joseph, innholder. 1716.

Barine, Isaac, victualler. 1709.
Barker, James, fuller. 1494.
Barker, John, innholder. 1514.
Barker, John, butcher. 1534.
Barker, Richard, tailor. 1534-
Barker, Thomas, chandler. 1616.
Barker, Hugh, victualler. 1748.
Barles, Joseph, saddler. 1665.
Barlow, John, tailor. 1615.
Barnard, Walter. 1394.
Barnes (Barnys), William, shearman,
whose youngest child, I\Iargaret, was
f of a year old. 1527.
Barnes, George, victualler. 1793.
Barnesdale, Thomas, cordwainer. 1661.
Baron, Stephen, tallowchandler. 1531.
Baron, John, bowyer. 1540.
Barones, John, innholder. 1558.
Barett, Stephen, gent. 1478.
Barrett, Thomas, yeoman. 1543.
Barrett, Edward, locksmith. 1616.
Barrett, John, bricklayer. 1645.
Barrey, Nicholas, capper. 1507.
Bartelot, John. 1461.
Bartiloo, Robert, wodo'. 1404.
Bartlett, Samuel, apothecary. 1687.
Bartlett, William, carpenter. 1782.
Barton, John, fletcher. 1547.
Barton, William, baker. 1605.
Bartrop, Thomas, tailor. 1559.
Barwyk, Robert, barber. 1524.

Barwick, John, grocer. 1764.
Baseden, John, clerk and physician. 1 549.

Baseden, John, capper. 1551.

Baseley, Richard, corvesir. 1450.

Basketfield, William, victualler. 1742.

Basse, John, butcher. 1539.

Basshe, John, barber. 1544.

Bate, John, barber. 1410.

Bateman, John, butcher. 1726.

Bateman, Henry, grocer. 1762.

Bates, Thomas, tailor. 1734.

Bates, Robert, bricklayer. 1769.

Bates, William, chemist and druggist.
1781.

Batt, ]\Iark, leather cutter. 1777.

Battersbv, William, hackneyman. 1566.

Bavok, Thomas, armourer. i45S-

Bawdwyn, Ralph, tailor. 1564-

Bawgy, Hugh, hackneyman. 1554.

Bax, Thomas, smith. 1687.

Baynton, John, butcher. 1550.

Baynyng, William, shearman. 1560.

Baytly, Richard, wheeler. 1455.

Beach, Theophilus, linendraper. 171 7.

Beacham, Richard, heelmaker. 1638.

Becham, Thomas, smith. 1505.

Becheman, William, yeoman. H/^-

251

FREEMEN

252

Beakber, Thomas, smith. 142 1.
Beal (Bele), WilUam, shearman. 1+50.
Bele, VViUiam, draper. HS'-
Bele, Hamon, of Elham. 1+58.
Bele, Nicholas, shearman. 1548.
Beale, William, glazier. 1672.
Beal, William, baker. 1800.
Bean (Been), Robert, glasswright. 1430.
Beane, John, victualler. 1652.
Bean, John, blacksmith. 1788.
Beardford, William, mason. 1430.
Beasakye, John, smith. 1480.
Beaumont, John, innholder. 1678.
Beaumont, JMatthew, victualler. 1713-
Beber, Joseph, chapman. 1682.
Becke, John, glover. 1550.
Beda, Thomas, smith. 1605.
Beda, Richard, smith. 161 1.
Bedell, Thomas, taverner. 1438.
Beechin, Christopher, smith. 1659.
Beecrafte, Harry, innholder. 161 1.
Begynden, Adam. 1446.
Beggynden, James. 1448.
Belle, William, of Bekesbourne. 1427.
Bell, Thomas, victualler. 1683.
Bell, William, plumber. 1751.
Bellenger, Robert, husbandman. 1616.
Belsey, Michael, blacksmith. 171 1.
Belsey, Isaac, victualler. 1758.
Benchare, Thomas, weaver. 1447.
Benchare, John, weaver. 1448.
Benge, Martin, weber. 1442.
Benge, Thomas, tailor. 1728.
Benge, Philip, baker. 1747.
Bengeamyn, Thomas, tailor. 1438.
Bening, John, cordwainer. i68g.
Bennenisshe, Thomas. 1405.
Bennett (Benet), John, clerk. 1425.
Benet, Richard, draper. 1468.
Benett, Thomas, chandler. 1507.
Benet, William, beerbrewer. 1558.
Bennett, John, mercer. 1559.
Bennytt, William, shoemaker. 1567.
Bennett, William, labourer. 1659.
Bennet, John, butcher. 17 18.
Benskyn, John, yeoman. 1592.
Benson, John, upholster. 1534.
Bentle, Henry, cissor. 1407.
Beer (Bere), Richard. 1452.
Bere, Richard, fuller. 1453.
Beer, Isaac, victualler. 1783.
Beeson, Charles, victualler. 1687.
Berles, Miller, innkeeper. 1637. See

Barles.
Bereaway, Walter, grocer. 1542.
Bermyngeham, William, grocer. 1502.
Berne, John, chandler. 1431.

Berrye, Robert, of Staplehurst, yeoman.

1608.
Berry, Thomas, glover. 16 14.
Berstede, Robert, tailor. 1438.
Bertyn, Constancia, wife of Robert Ber-

tyn. 1455.
Bertyn, Thomas, gent. 1461.
Besoun, Thomas, whitebaker. 1626.
Best, John, clothmaker. 1526.
Betchyng, Richard, clothworker. 1558.
Bete, Robert, farrier. 1445.
Betterly. James, grocer. 1708.
Beverton, .Simon, shearman. 1589.,'
Beyenden, William, draper. 141 3.
Bigadok, John, carpenter. 1499.
Bigge (Bygg), Henry. 1393.
Bigge, Thomas, taimer. 1402.
Bygge, William, pistor. 1434.
Bygg, Walter, yeoman, has a son, Roger,

2 years old. 1527.
Bygg, John, tailor. 1555.
Bilby, fohn, husbandman. 1654.
Bing (Byng), Thomas, baker. 1514.
Byng, John, tallow chandler. 1551.
Bing. Henry, miller. 1614.
Bing, Stephen, beerbrewer. 1614.
Bing, Thomas, miller. 1630.
Birch, Edward, victualler. 1760.
Birchalias, John, potag'. 1409.
Byrcholte, Richard. 1436.
Bird (Byrde), Henry, fletcher. 1537.
Birkeley, Richard, baker. i497-
Bishopp (Bysshop), John, cook. 1438.
Bisshop, Henry, corvesir. 1465.
Bysshop, Sebastian, baker. 1543.
Busshope, William, mercer. 1562.
Bishop, Henry, tailor. 1689.
Bishop, Edward, victualler. 1776.
Bissaker, John, shopkeeper. 1799.
Bixe, Richard, fellmonger. 161 8.
Bix, John, joiner. 1654.
Blackbech (Blakbech), Robert, cowper.

IS55-
Blackbourne(Blakeborne), Robert, brewer.

1412.
Blackbourne, John, tailor. 1591.
Bldckley, fames, cordwainer. 1792.
Blades, William, victualler. 17 15.
Blake, John, smith. 1478.
Bland, Gilbert, butcher. 1550.
Blanket, John, of this city, late of Dover,

coverlid maker. 1640.
Blawboyn, William, baker. 1414.
Blieght, John, shearman. 1560.
Blight, Henry, bricklayer. 165O.
Blisse, Ambrose, watchmaker. 1647.
Blogg, William, vintner. 161 9.

253

OF CANTERBURY.

254

Blomer, Anthony, of Maidstone, Esquire.

'773- , . ,,

Blossom, George, bricklayer. 1544.
Blunden, Thomas, maltster. 1696.
Blmiden, John, victualler. 1784.
Bodkyn, Richard, pointmaker. 1573.
Bodle, Thomas, victualler. 1691.
Bokyngham, Thomas, apothecary. 1491.
Bolde, William, webbe. 1410.
Bolde, Henry, yeoman. 1440.
Bolding, Robert, farrier. 1743.
Bolland, John, of Thames St., London,

hop-merchant. 1789.
Bolver, John, coachman. i7>4-
Bonage, Henry. 1395-
Bonde, Robert, late of Ch-Ch., Cant.,

shoemaker. 1592.
Bond, Henry, shoemaker. 1599-
Bond, Thomas, clothworker. i6z6.
Bone, alias Haule, Thomas, mercer. 1423.
Bone, William, cardmaker. i4^7-
Bonar, Bernard, baker. 1540.
Bonnar, Thomas, collarmaker. 1548.
Bonnar, James, yeoman. 1558.
Bonnett, Gregory, locksmith. 1629.
Bonnick, Francis, baker. 1652.
Boone, Robert, barber. 1472.
Boone, William, baker. 1489.
Boor, Nicholas, webbe. 1400.
Borel, Richard, couper. 1404.
Borevere, John, apothecary. 1446.
Borowe, Thomas, tailor. 1546.
Bosendyne, Walter, cissor. 14' 4-
Boteler, Richard, tailor. 15 18.
Botting, John, carpenter. 1692.
Botting, John, baker. 1728.
Botting, Richard, surgeon. 1737.
Boulderson, William, brewer. 1668.
Bounde, Thomas, wheeler. 1430.
Bourne (Bowrne), William, skinner. 1473-
Boorne, Thomas, gent. 1689.
Bowles, Anthony, victualler. i749-
Bowrgh, Richard, shearman. i55 5-
Bowyer, Arthur, tailor. 1573-
Boxby, Peter, corvesir. 1438.
Bo.xstede, John, corvesir. 1403.
Boyce, Thomas. 1505.
Boyden, John, yeoman. 1533.
Boye, Nicholas, taverner. 141 4.
Boyket, Isaac, carpenter. 1639.
Boys, Robert, smith. 1559.
Boys, Richard, clothier. 1568.
Boyes, John, Esquire. 1592.
Bracy, Richard. 1507.
Braddon, Henry, wooUendrapcr. 178S.
Bradbourn, John, cordwainer. 1772.
Bradbury, Hugh, apothecary. 1496.
Bradford (Bradfer), Walter, degher. 1 4 1 8

Bradfer, Marcellus, taverner. 1464.
Bradford, John, barber. 1488.
Bradock, John, barber. 1729.
Bramblyng, Robert, corvesir. 14' 4-
Bramfelde, John, broiderer. 1458.
Brampton, John, hosteler. 141 1.
Brand, Robert, barber. 1416.
Brandforth, Thomas, smith. 16S9.
Branston, Thomas, mercer. 1541.
Brattle, John, smith. 1668.
Bray, Thomas. 1393-
Bray, Simon, tailor. 1622.
Bray, John, carpenter. 1651.
Brayn, Thomas, saddler. 1569.
Breche, Christopher, .yeoman. 1500.
Breetch, Robert, tailor. 1559-
Breach, Silvester, butcher. 1630.
Bredkyrke, John, alebrewer. 1502.
Bredshawe, William, yeoman. i473-
Bregge, William, waxchandler. 1446.
Bregger, Thomas, hosteler. 1446.
Bremar, U'illiam, organ player. 1524.
Brems, William, baker. 1392.
Brenis, William, baker. 1393.
Brett, Roger, minstrel. 1412.
Brett, Robert, tailor. 1608.
Brewer, George, hempdresser. 1747.
BrewS: Thomas, butcher. 1477.
Brewys, Robert, butcher. 1480.
Brice, William, glover, re-admitteJ. 1496.
Bryce, John, shoemaker. 1538.
Brice, Edward, innholder. 17 16.
Bricknell, Abel, farrier. 1630.
Bride, Robert, coper 1492.
Bridge (Brydge),Christoper, grocer. 1554.
Brydge, Robert, grocer. 1559.
Bridgeman (Bryggeman), Robert, minstrel.

'544-
Bridges (Brydges), Henry, tailor. 1555.
Bridges, William, maltman. 1596.
Briges, Robert, beerbrewer. 1629.
Bridges, Edward, innholder. 1636.
Briggs, John, linendraper. 17S9.
Bright, John, tiler. 1533.
Brite, Edward, tailor. 1628.
Bright, John, victualler. 1723.
Bristed, Joseph, butcher. 1718.
Brokar, John, brewer. 1497.
Broke, John, chandler. 1446.
Broke, Laurence, fuller. 1454.
Broke, Nicholas, cowper. 1505.
Broke, John, grocer. 15 10.
Broke, Richard, grocer. 1531. iV;- Brook.
Brokebanke, John, haberdasher. 1490.
Brokman, Robert, of Ashford. 1416.
Brokman, William, of Holy Cross Without,

Cant., tanner. 1467.
Broksole, Simon, webbcr. 1461.

255

FREEMEN

256

Rnimly, George, tailor. 163.^.
ISrook, William, yeoman. 1568.
Brooke, ]ohn, tailor. 1638. &i^ Broke.
Brown (Broun), Robert. 139S.
Broun, William, cissor. 1399.
Broun, John, wheeler. 1402.
Broun, John, barber. 1 + 14-
Broun, William, fisher. 1+31.
Browne, George, of Tunford, Esquire. 1 47°-
Browne, Ralph, tailor. H77.
Browne, Richard, corvesir. 1489.
Browne, Sewalde, vintner. 1548.
Brown, William, innholder. 1559.
Browne, Peter, cutler. 1563.
Browne, John, broker. 1600.
Browne, Edward, brewer. 1617.
Browne, John, victualler. 1644.
Browne, Henry, labourer. 1652.
Browne, George, butcher. 1703.
Browne, John, grocer. 17 10.
Browne, Edward, baker. 171 1.
Brown, Thomas, brazier, i?!?-
Brown, William, innholder. 1725.
Brown, John, mealman. 1761.
Brown, John, victualler. 1780.
Brownynge, lohn, draper. 143b.
Brouninge, Roger. i44S-
Brownyng, Richard, shearman. 1470-
Brownvng, Harry, tailor. 1563.
Brownwyn, Robert, linendraper. 1574.
Browning, William, carpenter. 1711.
Browning, IMatthew, of Littlebourne,

carpenter. 1719.
Bro.xup, John, freemason. 1691.
Bruffe, Richard, linenweaver. 1646.
Bru.xby, John, tailor. 1615.
Bryan, William, chandler. 1413.
Bryan, George, butcher. 1575.
Brytell's, Randoll, baker. 1543.
Bucher, Edward, haberdasher. 1655.
Buck, John, barber. 1567.
Bukherst, Stephen, shearman. 141 1.
Buckerst, William, tailor. 1561.
Buklond, John, fletcher. 1485.
Buklond, William, tailor. 1485.
Buklond, William, butcher, i486.
Buckley, Joseph, stationer. 1590.
Buds, Robert, miller. 1639.
]5ull, Richard, barber. 1553.
Bull, Peter, tailor. 1597.
Bullynge, John, chandler. 1427.
Bullyng, John, mercer. 1468.
Bunce, James, grocer. 1689.
Bundock, Jonathan, staymaker. 1)98.
Binityng, Thomas, smith. 1394.
liurcher, John, miller. 1640.
liurcholtc, John, cissor. HH-
Burden, John, vintner. 1547.

Burden, Barnaby, kerseymaker. 1643.
Burdeux, John, fuller. 1409.
Burgeaunt, John, smith. 1495.
Burgeant, Robert, smith. 15 15.
Burgeys, William, draper. 1446.
Burgeys, William, weaver. 1493-
Surges, Harry, potter. 1776.
Burlett, John, pattenmaker. 1476.
Burley, lAIatthew, upholster. 1622.
Burneley, Robert, grocer. 1576.
Burnell, Michael, goldsmith. 1475.
Burrett, John, vintner. 1543.
Burrowes, St. John, victualler. 1683.
Burton, John, hackneyman. 1453.
Burton, Roger, yeoman. 1466.
Burton, John, butcher. 1+76.
Burton, John, butcher. 1479.
Burton, Stephen, butcher. 1494.
Burton, Thomas, yeoman. 1621.
Burton, Vincent, carpenter. 1645.
Burwash, Thomas, clothier. 16 14.
Bushell, Richard, dealer in spirituous

liquors. 1762.
Bushell, Christopher Ernest, baker. 1767.
Bushell, Edward, baker. 1770.
Busher, John, butcher. 1767.
Bustome, William, glover. 1505.
Butcher, John, wheelwright. 1764.
Butler (Bwttler), John, butcher. 1558.
Butler, Nathan, cheesemonger. 1653.
Butler, James, stocking-weaver. 1752.
Buxtede, John, corvesier. 1402 {?)
Byker, Richard. 1469.
Byker, John, yeoman. 1541.
Byle, William, haberdasher. 1424.
Byllyng, John, hackneyman. 1501.
Byllynton, William, mercer. 1415.
Byne, Robert, baker. 141 6.
Byssyent, Peter, weaver. 1546.
Cadbury, Thomas, literal'. 1420.
Cadde, Abraham, weaver. 1603.
Caketon, John. 1407.
Caldam, Thomas, yeoman. 1609.
Caldynge, Richard, barber. 1410.
Callaway, John, silkweaver. 177S.
Calver, Francis, merchant. 1655.
Caluerley, John, tailor. 1514.
Camber, John, victualler. 1657.
Canea)'s, William, fuller. 1402.
Canone, William, hackneyman. 1521.
Cantwell, Thomas, yeoman. 1477.
Carey, William, coachmaker. 1664.
Carkeredge, Gervase, clothmaker. 1525.
Carloy, [blank], baker. 1666.
Carlton, Christopher, carpenter. i6ji.
Carlton, John, victualler. 1780.
Carlyll, John, grocer. 1463.
Carpenter, Thomas, brewer. 141 5.

257

OF CANTERBURY.

258

Carpenter, Thomas, barber. 1435.
Carpenter, Richard, 1++5.
Carpyntor, John, gent. 1455-
Carpenter, John, smith. 1472.
Carpenter, John, butcher. 1500.
Carpynter, John, tailor. 1S5S.
Carpynter, Robert, shoemaker. 1574-
Carpenter, John, butcher. 1609.
Carpenter, Henry, husbandman. 1658.
Carre, Thomas, tailor. 1464.
Carr', Robert shearman. 1540.
Carre, Harry, skinner. 1563.
Carslake, John, yeomin. 1472.
Carter, Edmund, labourer. 1668.
Carter, Robert, grocer. 1704.
Cartvvright, Richard, pewterer. 1532.
Cartwrith, John, tailor. 1629.
Castell, Alicia. 1395.
Castel, Simon, pistor. 141 1.
Castell, John, tailor. 1455.
Castle, John, mercer. 1729.
Castle, Daniel, upholsterer. 1757.
Castelake, Robert, scrivener. 1431.
Castelyn, Stephen, horse-collar maker.

1446.
Catcherell, William, waxchandler. 1500.
Cacherell, Edward, waxchandler. 1524.
Cater, William, glazier. 1660.
Caxton, William, of Cant., mercer. 143 1 .
Ceyf, Richard, faber'. 1409.
Chadbourne, Thomas, tailor. 1489.
Chalk, George, linendraper. 1786.
Chalk, William, linendraper. 1793.
Chalk, Stephen, surgeon and apothecary.

1795-
Chalklen, John, watchmaker. 1757.
Chalklen, William, watchmaker. 1768.
Chamberleyn, John, of Newington. 1436.
Chamberleyn, Robert, butcher. 1468.
Chambers, Thomas, brewer. i66i.
Chancer, John, shoemaker. 1575.
Champe, John, couper. 1526.
Champneys, John, pewterer. 15 19.
Champnes, Nicholas, tailor 1594.
Champnes, Richard, brewer. 1594.
Chandelar, Samuel, butcher. 1597.
Chandler, Thomas, butcher. 1599.
Chandler, John, butcher. 1617.
Chandler, lAIatthew, butcher. 1636.
Chanon, Richard, pewterer. 1528.
Chaplen, John, victualler. 1774-
Chaplen, Charles, grocer. 1779.
Chapman, William, cissor. 1401.
Chapman, William, butcher. 1502.
Chapman, John, butcher. 1520.
Chapman, William, tiler. 1544.
Chapman, Thomas, cordwainer. 1636.
Chapman, William, mariner. 1698.

Chapman, John, carpenter. 1705.
Chapman, Israel, victualler. 1720.
Chapman, Israel, victualler. 1742.
Chapman, Philip, woollendraper. 1756.
Chapman, William, of Holy Cross, Cant.,

baker. 1773.
Chapman, John, baker. 1787.
Chappell, Solomon, victualler. 1799.
Chard, Nicholas, victualler. 161 1.
Charlys, William, hosier. i477-
Charlys, John, fuller. 1482.
Charlton, Thomas, grocer. 1758.
Cheavele, Walter, carpenter. 1767.
Cheeke, William, fuller. 1467.
Chefe, John, corvesir. 1410.
Cheesbrought, William, locksmith. 1620.
Cheesman (Chesman), Robert, couper.

1410.
Chesman, Henry, mercer. 1439-
Cheseman, John, weaver, :47s.
Chesman, Thomas, apothecary. 1564.
Cheesman, Richard, smith. 1693.
Cherryte, John, shoemaker. 1557-
Chese, Edmund, textor. 1414.
Chester, William, cook. 1432.
Chester, Abraham, yeoman. 1633.
Childes, James, victualler. 1686.
Cheyney, Christopher, tailor. 1542.
Chilton, William, spicer. 1399.
Chilton, Nicholas, clerk. 1445.
Chittenden, Daniel, clothier. 1637.
Christchurch (Cristcherche), Walter. 1 399.
Christian (Crystian), Garlesus, corvesir.

1+86.
Christian, Edward, tailor. 1636.
Church (Cherche), John, chandler, r 394.
Chirche, Richard, of St. Martin, in Cant.,

brewer. 1465.
Chyrche, Margaret, relict of William

Chyrche, goldsmith. 1483.
Churtch, William, tailor. 1566.
Church, James, tailor. 1661.
Church, Daniel, victualler. 1750.
Churcher, Isaac, victualler. 1656.
Chygo, Charles, cook. 16 19.
Clagget, William, hatter. 1602.
Claringbold, Ralph, baker. 171 7.
Claris, Thomas, baker. 1800.
Clark (Clerk), John, haberdasher. 1400.
Clerke, Robert, mercer. 1438.
Clerke, John, corvesir. 1439.
Clerke, John, innholder. 1477.
Clerke, Roger, vintner. 1480.
Clark, Hugh, butcher. 1500.
Clarke, Robert, weaver. 1500.
Clark, Andrew, sawyer. 15 18.
Clarke, William, butcher. 1548.
Clark, William, innholder. 1568.

Q

259

FREEMEN

260

Clarke, Thomas, tailor. 1599.

Clarke, Robert, innholder. 1609.

Clarke, Edward, tailor. 161 1.

Clarke, Isaac, bricklayer. 1615.

Clark, larvis, victualler. 1690.

Clark, William, victualler. 1691.

Clark, John, hoyman. 171^4.

Clark, John, tallowchandler. 1796.

Clarkson, John, yeoman. 1533.

Claye, Jolin, brewer. 1599.

Clays, John, corvesir. 1492.

Clegg, Joseph, baker. 1770.

Clements, John, victualler. 1797.

Clenche, Thomas, tailor. 1465.

Clere, John, smith. 1477-

Clerk. See Clark.

Cletherall, Robert, victualler. i66g.

Clifford (Clyflforde), Thomas, gent. 15 15.

Cliftbrd, Thomas, victualler. 1666.

Cloak, Christopher, tailor. 1467.

Cloke, Nicholas, victualler. 1790.

Clowes, Thomas, surgeon and apothe-
cary. 1792.

Clyffe, Dunstane, painter. 1531.

Clyfton, Gervase, of Co. Kent, gent. 1440.

Clynton, Roger, innholder. 1609.

Clypsham, Richard, hosier. 1438.

Coates, Nicholas, framework knitter.
1771.

Cobbe, John, butcher. 15 15.

Cobb, Edward. Rec'd of Edward Cobb
for his admission as a freeman of the
said city, £1 os. od. 1706.

Cobb, William, woollen'and linen draper.
1799.

Cock (Cok), William, weaver. 1437.

Cok, Richard, shoemaker. 1500.

Cocke, John, shoemaker. 1507.

Cock, Robert, shoemaker. 1549.

Cockerton, John, victualler. 1679.

Cockett, Robert, butcher. 1664.

Cokson, John, joiner. 1534. SeeCoxou.

Codd, Thomas, haberdasher. 1606.

Codham, William, husbandman. 1736.

Codyngton, John, mercer. 1524.

Coffam, Michael, shearman. 1550.

Cogheler, John. 1437.

Coke, Augustine, butcher. 1543.

Coke, John. 1544.

Coker, Ralph, glover. 1523.

Cokernutt, William, grocer. 17 14.

Cokyn, John, webbe. 1394.

Cokyn, Thomas, pevvterer. 1514.

Colbrand, Richard, wheeler. 15 19.

Colbrond, Nicholas, yeoman. 1543-

Colbrond, Roger, tailor. 1545.

Cole, John, pewterer. 1539.

Cole, Anthony, tailor. 1633.

Coles, Elisha, victualler. 1708.
Colffe, Joseph, apothecary. 1589.
ColfoU, Robert, skinner. 1446.
Colgate, Daniel, brazier. 1754.
CoUard, John, beerbrewer. 1574.
CoUard, John, brewer. 1598.
Collard, Christopher, maltster. 1599.
CoUett (Colett), Robert, wa.xchandler.

Collett, Henry, cutler. 16 14.

CoUett, Henry, the younger, cutler. 1631.

CoUey. Robert, lynwebbe. 1400.

Collier (Colyer), Ale.xandt-r, tailor. 1465.

Collyer, Amos, butcher. 1594.

Colyer, Silyer, victualler. 1784.

Colyer, John, victualler. 1786.

Collins (Collyns), Edward, tailor. 1562.

Collins, Francis, innholder. 1663.

Collins, William, bricklayer. 1723.

CoUens. Charles, grocer. 1765.

Colman, Henry, glovt-r. 1414.

Colmer, Robert. 1399.

Colney, Edward, gent. 1488.

Colsonsack, Robert, hackneyman. 1548.

Colven, Edward, victualler. 1742.

Coly, Diryke, pattenmaker. 1507.

Colyn, Richard, draper. 1395.

Colyn, John, hosier. i479-

Colyn, Walter, plumber. 1545.

Compton, Idonea, wife of Richard Comp-
ton. 1394.

Conway, Christopher, barber. 1533.

Cook, Nicholas, mercer. 1399.

Cook, Robert, grocer. i454-

Cooke, Richard, tailor. 1489.

Cooke, William, tailor. 1571.

Cooke, Thomas, collarmaker. i6og.

Cook, Edward, hackneyman. 1613.

Cooke, Charles, belUuunder. 1690.

Coole, Lewys, baker. 1558.

Cooper, Nicholas, tailor. 1559.

Cooper, John, chandler. 1560.

Cooper, George, cook. 1645.

Cooper, Charles, grocer. 1676.

Cooper, Jeremiah, bricklayer. 1683. See
Cowper.

Coppin (Copyn), William, brewer. 1531.

Coppin, James, hempdresser. 1615.

Coppin, Richard, cordwainer. 1699.

Corbett, John, capper. 153 1.

Corbin, John, victualler. 1733.

Corkyn, William, tailor. 1589.

Cornwell, Thomas, hairdresser and per-
fumer. 1 78 1.

Cory, Thomas, baker. 1533.

Cote, Roger. i39ti.

Cotlett, John. 1484.

Cottell, John, tailor 1481.

261

OF CANTERBURY.

262

Cotton, Leonard, pewterer. 1559.

Cotton, Humphry, tailor. 1576.

Couchman, Edward, butcher. 1758.

Couchman, Stephen, butcher. 1774.

Coumbe, John. 139+.

Countrye, Jeremy, innholder. 1597.

Countrye, John. 1608.

Court, John, wyner. 1431.

Courteler, Richard, draper. 1409.

Courthop, Robert, tailor. 1537.

Courthop, John, of Westgatestreet next
Cant., gent. 1539.

Courthop, Christopher, of Westgate
Without, gent. 1541.

Cortope, Thomas, husbandman. i6io.

Courtman, John, webbe. 141 5.

Courtman, |ohn, girthweaver. 1476.

Covell, William, shoemaker. 161 1.

Coveney, Thomas, hackneyman. 161 3.

Coveney, John, blacksmith. 1629.

Cowell, Joseph, currier. 1593.

Cowper (Couper), Thomas, barber. 1401.

Coupere, William, plumber. 1443.

Cowper, Christopher, tailor. 1544.

Cowper, Raynold, joiner. 1583.

Cowper, Stephen, shoemaker. 1603. Sir
Cooper.

Coxson, fohn, tailor. 1547. 6'ci? Cokson.

Cradock, Robert, upholster. 1691.

Craft, Daniel, buttonmaker. 1607.

Cragges, Robert, brazier. 1672.

Craib, William, victualler. 1779.

Cram, Richard, waxchandler. 1466.

Crane, William. 1400.

Craine, Thomas, barber. 1477.

Crane, John, gent. 1637.

Cranebourne, Mr. John, cleric. 1400.

Cranmer (Cranmyer), Stephen, weaver.
1500.

Cranmer, Christopher, clothworker. 1569.

Crawford (Crauford), John, the younger,
maltster. 1700.

Crawford, Michael, soap boiler. 1701.

Creed, Christopher, carpenter. 1707.

Crenche, John, shoemaker. 153 1.

Cressie, John. 1671.

Cressie, John, victualler. 1671.

Creswell, George, farrier. 1637.

Crippen, William, bricklayer. 1618.

Crippen, Francis, bricklayer. 1632.

Crispe (Crysp), John, yeoman. 1483-

Crysp, William, beerbrewer. 1515.

Croft, William, of Westgate street, but-
cher. 1483.

Croftman, Nicholas, butcher. 144'-

Croke, James, shearman. 1552.

Crokys, Thomas, fletcher. 1494.

Cranwell, John, of Westgate in Kent,
plumber and glazier. 1782.

Crosby, John, tapisser. 1400.

Crosby, Richard, wod'. 1422.

Crosby, John, smith. 1517.

Crosdill, Henry, linendraper. 1790.

Crosse, William, skinner. 1445.

Crosse, John, grocer. 1518.

Crothall, Thomas, breechesmaker. 1761.

Crouche, John, cook. '504.

Crouch, Humphrey, tailor. 1783.

Croyden, Edmund, vintner. 1534.

Crump, William, hosier. 1490.

Crux, John, mercer. 1635.

Crux, John, victualler. 1798.

Cryer, George, tailor, 1519.

Cuckow (Cockow), John, taverner. 141 1.

Cuckowe, Thomas, skinner. 1470.

Cuckow, Daniel, goldsmith. 1673.

Cudmore, John, hackneyman. 1606.

Cuft", William, glover. 1406.

Cullyng, Richard, weaver. i437-

Culling, Arthur, linendraper. 1736.

Cullen, Anthony, yeoman. 1702.

Culmer, William, victualler. 1756.

Culmer, George, of St. Paul in Kent,
carpenter. 1777.

CuUpacke, Bartholomew, shearman. 1563.

Culver, John, victualler. 1783.

Culverhous, Robert. 1398.

Culvyrhouse, Robert, couper. 1472.

Curie, Richard, fuller. 1448.

Conrle, Thomas, victualler. 161 3.

Cuppildyke, John, smith. 1472.

Curling, Nicholas, innholder. 1725.

Curteman, Richard, wanare. 1452.

Curteys, John, carpenter. 1484.

Curteys, Nicholas, grocer, i486.

Curtis, John, butcher. 1643.

Dade, William, tiler. 1544.

Dakein, Robert, gent. 17 19.

Dalamer, Richard, skinner. 1470.

Dale, Thomas, tallowchandler. 1536.

Dale, Robert, tailor. 1589.

Dale, William, t.iilor. 1613.

Dale, Stephen, tailor. 1634.

Dale, Edward, carpenter. 1663.

Dale, Robert, victualler. 1663.

Dalok, John, shearman. 1502.

Dalton, GcLirge, butcher. 1551.

Dance, John, victualler. 1738.

Dancy, Richard, brewer. 1701.

Danyell, John, tailor. 1439.

Danyell, Robert, yeoman. 1538.

Danyell, John, tiler. 1544.

Daniels, Richard, victualler. 1767.

Darcelot, John, dyhere. 1414.

Darell, John, sompnour. 1495.

263

FREEMEN

264

Darkyn, Thomas, shoemaker. 1559.
Davies (Davyes), John, locksmith. 15(50.
Davies, Abraham, smith. 1594.
Davies, William, tailor. 1668.
Davis, Peter, tobacconist. 1692.
Davis, Thorhas, butcher. 1706.
Davis, Robert, victualler. 1717.
Davis, Richard, victualler. 1731.
Davis, Robert, mason. 1763.
Davison, Alexander, bricklayer or mason.

1 70+.
Davy, John, tailor. 1524.
Davye, James, musicianer. 1576-
Dawkyn, John, mason. 1502.
Dawson, Daniel, linenweaver. 1734-
Daye, John, cooper. 1599.
Day, Philip, of Hackington, mason.

1769.
Daynold, Thomas. 1449.
Dean (Dene), James, chandler. i473-
Deane, Robert, of Holy Cross, Cant, mill-

wri.fjht. 1701.
Dean, William, butcher. 1778.
De Caleys, John. 1429. &^ Watkyn John.
De Dene, John, alias Dominus John

Gybbe, butcher. 1436.
De Denne, Miles, barber. 1440.
Deedes, William, of Hackington, Esquire.

'774-
Deeprose, Thomas, victualler. 1750.
Deest, John, chandler. 1477.
Delasaux, Peter, silkweaver. 1761.
Dele, Cliristopher, mercer. 1521.
De le Heme, [ohn, linenweaver. 1481.
De le Ven, Gerard, goldsmith. 1406.
De Monte, William, of Acquitania. 1411.
Denham, Richard, now of Cant., late

citizen and Salter of London. 1623.
Denne, Richard, draper. 1420.
Denne, [blank], victualler. 1665.
Denn, John, gent. 1730.
Denne, lohn, butcher. 1740.
Denne, William, draper and tailor. 1788.
Denwood, Stephen, beerbrewer. 1605.
Denys, John, mason. 1407-
Derby, John, mason. 1410.
Derby, William, tailor. 1497.
Deryng, William, butcher. At the same

tyme he had a son named John of

the age of one yere. 1526.
Devine, J"hn, silkweaver. 1747.
De Vyse, John, butcher. 1393.
Dewis, Edward, victualler. 1779-
Dines, William, victualler. 1774.
Dixon (Dyxon), John, yeoman. 1455.
Dyxson, Thomas, capper. 1550.
Dyxson, John, lockyer. 1555.
Dixon, Simon, fellmonger. 1609.

Dixon, Charles, of the Borough of Long-
port, carpenter. 171 8.

Doble, Edward, innholder. 1656.

Dobo', Robert, draper. 141 7.

Dod, Simon, scrivener. 1423.

Dodde, Sampson, linendraper. 1570.

Dodd, John, barber. 1653.

Dodd, Isaac, tailor. 17 19.

Dod, Thomas, woollendraper. 1737-

Dodson, Thomas, miller. 1561.

Dodyn, Thomas, hackneyman. 1530.

Doggett, John, tailor. 1657.

Dokerell, William, currier. Had at same
time a daughter named Anne, aged
10 weeks. 1526.

Dolton, Charles, victualler. 1788.

Doraunt, Edward, mason. 1425.

Dorant, Benjamin, pewterer 1544-

Dorrell, John, silkweaver. 1630.

Dournall, John, silkweaver. 1753.

Dove, Benjamin, victualler. 1757.

Dowce, William, capper. 1533.

Dowle, lohn, beerbrewer. 1620.

Downe, James, taverner. 1445.

Downer, Trustram, hempdresser. 1651.

Downer, John, victualler. 1681.

Downes, John, tailor. 1627.

Downyng. Roger, baker. 1474.

Draicott, James, vintner. 1630.

Drayton, James, yeoman. 15&7.

Dreel, John, cook. 1444.

Driver, Philip, victualler. 1727.

Drought, John, turner. 1614.

Drought. John, smith. 1642.

Duche, Thomas, tailor. 1523.

Dudlow, John, plumber. 1743.

Dudston, William, fletcher. 1540.

Du Gardin, Peter, cooper. 1723.

Duin, William, victualler. 1689.

Dumee, James, silkweaver. 1725.

Dundye, John, tailor. 1491.

Dunkyn, Umfrcy, tailor. 1534.

Dunkyn, James, maltman. 1598.

Dunkin, Henry, woolcomber. 1658.

Dunn, Edward (or Edmund), tailor. 1 640.

Duree, Mark, dyer. 1720.

Dutnal, W'illiam, victualler. 1746.

Dyar, John, glover. 1484.

Dyason, Jonathan, victualler. '773-

Dyce, William, brazier. 1761.

Dyce, John, brazier. 1795.

Dyce, William, baker. 1796.

Dygons, William, shoemaker. 1524.

Dykk, Robert, tailor. 1548.

Dykynson, Robert, tailor. 161 1.

Dylnote, John. 1394.

Dilnot, John. 1395.

Dylyngton, William, smith. 1480. _i

265

OF CANTERBURY.

266

Dyne, Thomas, barber. 1500.

Dyryk, Michael, tallowchandler. 1535.

Dyvis, William, yeoman. 1608.

East, William, currier. 1488.

East, Richard, victualler. 1736.

Eastes, Robert, maltster. 1681.

Eastes, Dilnot, plumber and glazier. 1789.

Eastes, John, baker. 1799-

Eaton, John, gent., Attorney at Law.

1676.
Eche, Richard, hostler. 1437.
Edgcumbe, Gabriel, saddler. 1771-
Edlee, John, taverner. 1419-
Edlin, John, victualler. 1741.
Edmund, John, chamller. 141 1.
Edmunde. John, butcher. 1478.
Edmonds, William, blacksmith. 17 14.
Edridge, William, upholster. 1699.
Edward, Thomas, smith. 1521.
Edward, John, vintner, whose youngest

child was then 2 years old. 1527-
Edward, Thomas, shearman. 1547-
Edwardes, Anthony, innkeeper. 1638.
Edwards, John, labourer. 1652.
Edwards, Joseph, perukeraaker. 1783.
Effyll, Christopher, brewer. 1598.
Egger, John, skinner. 1535-
Eginder, Robert, yeoman. 1630.
Egleson, Barnard, victualler. 1751.
Ellden, John, victualler. 1744.
Eldergate, John, cook. 1504.
Eldridge, John, victualler. 1779.

Elgar, John, tailor. 1576.
Elgar, William, yeoman. 1621.

Elgar, William, leather cutter. 1787.

Elgar, John, leathercutter. 1799.

Ellis (Elys), Walter, gent. 1471.

Elys, David, hackneyman. 1473.

Ellys, John, hackneyman. 1482.

Elys, John, grocer. 1517-

Ellys, Ingram, tailor. 1573.

Ellis, James, watchmaker. 1666.

Ellis, Ale.xander, victualler. 1688.

Ellis, Thomas, victualler. 1764.

Elmes, Thomas, victualler. 1778.

Elpheck, George, grocer. 17 14.

Elphick, Edward, tailor. 1726.

Elsy, Thomas, cook. 1430.

Elsey, John, tailor. 15 10.

Elstene, Thomas, fletcher. 1398.

Elve, John, shoemaker. iS+3'

Elwyn, James, maltster. 1782.

Emptage, Edward, carpenter. 1703.

Englysh, William, barber. 1492.

Ennis, Richard, victualler. 1694.

Epps, Thomas, grocer. 1763.

Epps, William, woollendraper. 1773.

Epps, Moses, butcher. 1779.

Epps, John, grocer. 1794.
Ertzbarger, John, baker. 1743.
Esscheby, John, spicer. 1393.
Essex, Cjeorge, tailor. 1668.
Estay, John, shearman. 1562.
Estweli, William, yeoman. 1543.
Eton, Paul, tailor. 1559.
Euden, Richard, mercer. 1468.
Euden, Walter, mercer. HS9.
Evans, Peter, gent. 1644.
Evans, William, butcher. 1724.
Everden, Thomas, labourer. 1654.
E.xherst, John, brewer. 1478.
Eylewyn, Henry, surgeon. 1515.
Eylwyn, William, surgeon. 1537.
Eylewyn, Henry, tiler. 1544-
Eyres, John, victualler. 1762.
Fader, John, baker. 1462.
Fag, Richard, capper. 1540.
Fagg, John, clothier. 1623.
Fagge, Charles, of Mystole, Esquire. 1733.
Fairman, Richard, victualler. 1754.
Fairman, William, of Lvnstead, gent.

1789.
Falley, William, tailor. 1500.
Fantynge, Thoma«, couper. 1448.
Fantyn, Richard, corvesir. 1470.
Farley, John, }'eoman. 1449.
Farley, John, vintner. 1760.
Farley, Henry, breechesmaker. 1765.
Farley, William, breechesmaker. 1776.
Farnham, Thomas, chandler. 1414.
Farre, Edmund, cordwainer. 1646.
Farr, Michael, coachman. 1768.
Farrance, John, blacksmith. 1^34.
Farri<, Charles, tailor. 1789.
Farris, James, bricklayer. 1789.
Faulkner, John, victualler. 1772.
Faunt, Nicholas, chandler. 1438.
Fea, Robert, victualler. 1783.
Feild, Christopher, victualler. 1628.
Fells, John, tailor. 1609.
Felpes, Richard, butcher. 1580.
Felton, John. 1662.
Fenn, James, millwright. 1773.
Fenner, Rest, bookbinder. 1651.
Fenton, .Abraham, warehouseman. 1748.
Ferfludde, John, hatter. 1506.
Ferry, Samuel, innholder. 1709.
Ferthyng, Robert. 1393.
Fetherston, Thomas, merchant. 1597.
Fidole, Henry, plstor. 1406.
Finch (Fynchee), John. 1393-
Fynche, Thomas, currier. 1496.
Fynche, Richard, gent. 1610.
Finch, Richard, cutler. 1653.
Finch, John, of the Borough of St. Martin,
Cant., labourer. 1656.

267

FREEMEN

268

Finch, Peter, shopkeeper. 1763.
Finch, Peter, dealer in wine. t766.
Find), James, of Bishopsbourne, yeoman.

.778.
Finch, Wilham, breeches maker. 1800.
Fish (Fyssh), Simon, butcher. 1422.
Fyssh, Henry, butcher. 1+32.
Fyssh, William, yeoman. 1440.
Fyssh, John, grocer, i486.
F)-sshe, William, grocer. 1497.
Fyssh, John, carpenter. 1514.
Fisher (Fyssher), William, glazier. 1473.
F'yssher, Simon, tailor. 1563.
Fisher, John, carpenter. 1718.
Fittle, William, weaver. 1647.
Fitzwater, John, yeoman. 1519.
Flackden, Andrew, bricklayer. 1591.
Flatman, Henry, labourer. 1631.
Flecher, Hugh, fletcher. 1423.
F'leccher, John, tailor. i497-
Flelchar, Thomas, innhokier. 1504.
Fletcher, Stephen, currier. 1548.
Fletcher. Bernard, barber-surgeon. 1725.
Flint, Samuel, tailor. 1699.
Flisher, John, whitesmith. 1733-
Flisher, William, ironmonger. 1745.
Flood, Thomas, tinplate worker. 1685.
Flower, Luke, glazier. 1531.
Flower, George, tailor. 1615.
Fly (Flie), Samuel, brazier. 1688.
Flv, Joseph, brazier. i6q6.
Fly, James, brazier. 171 8.
Foade, John, musician. 1652.
Foarce, Robert, fcUmonger. 1605.
Fobelyn, Paul, webbe. 1395.
Fogge, John, miles. 1467-
Fookys, Stephen, beerbrewer. 1502.
Foord, Thomas, draper. 1561-
Forde, Thomas, butcher. 1446.
Forde, John, butcher. 1446.
Forrest, John, butcher. 1602.
Forreter, Richard, tiler. 1544.
Foster, John, tailor. 1475.
Foster, James, tailor. 1523.
Foster, Richard, shoemaker, whose

youngest child, Agnes, was then one

year old. 1528.
Foster, Edward, woollendraper. 1581.
Foster, Thomas, gardener. 1640.
Foster, George, joiner. 1695.
Founteyn, William, corvesir. 1414.
Fowle, FIdmund, tailor. 1552.
Fowle, Thom;is, clockmaker. 1609.
F"owle, Alexander, apothecary. 1637.
F'owle, Richard, smith. 1054.
Fowle, Thomas, smith. 1658.
Fowle, Nicholas, baker. 1670.
Fowle, George, of Boxley, yeoman. 1 800.

Fowle, John, of Rainham, yeoman. 1800.
Fowle, Thomas, of Maidstone, yeoman.

1800.
Fowler, Henry, baker. 1523.
Fowler, Roger, tailor. 1538.
Fowler, James, maltman. iboi.
Fowler, William, miller. 1645.
Fowler, John, baker. 1665.
Foxe, William, weaver. 1472.
Fox, Thomas, limeburner. i477-
Fox, John, armourer. 1521.
Fox, Henry, shoemaker. 1538.
Fox, Richard, miller. 1541.
Fox, Thomas, cordwainer. 1621.
Foxe, Stephen, husbandman. 1629.
Fox, John, victualler. 1693.
Fox, William, victualler. 1732.
Fox, Robert, carpenter. 1738.
Fox, Hopkins, of Lynstead, clerk. 1789.
Foyns, Thomas, joiner. 1547.
Francis (Franceys), John. 1402.
Fraunces, Nicholas, saddler, whose voung-

est child, Walter, was then f of a year

old. 1527.
Frances, Thomas, limeburner. 1731.
Francis, William, surgeon and apothecary.

■758.
Francis, Hopkins, tallowchandler. 1760.
Francis, Hopkins, leathercutter. 1799.
Frandonendi, Oliver, joiner. 1492.
Frank, William, joiner. 1461.
Franck, Thomas, victualler. 1685.
Franck, Nathaniel, barber. 1723.
Franckelen, Henry, draper. 1597.
Fray, Thomas. 1667.
Fray, Thomas. 1678.
Free, Peter, blacksmith. 1603.
Freed, Robert, miller. 1671.
Freeland, John, glover. 1577.
Freman, John, smith. 1424.
Freeman, John, yeoman. 1527.
Freeman, William, currier. 1696.
Freeman, Samuel, of London, merchant.

1761.
Fremolt, Samuel, brewer. 17 18.
Fremoult, Joel, gent. 1749.
French, Thomas, mercer. 1524.
Frengeham, Henry, tailor. 1534.
Frenyngham, John, butcher. 1442.
Frere, Thomas, grocer. 1466.
Frere, Joseph, baker. 1471.
Fresshyncourt, Thomas, corvesir. 1490.
Friend, Barnaby, tailor. 1708.
Friend, Thomas, bricklayer. 1727.
Frend, Charles, tailor. 1728.
Frode, Thomas, butcher. 1455.
Fry, Robert. 1394.
Fry, John, gent. 1645.

269

OF CANTERBURY.

270

Fryer, Robert, plumber. 1537-
Fryerson, Edward, maltster. 1623.
Fryston, William, at Gravelpit. 141 5.
Fulke, Richard, grocer. 15+6.
Fuller, William, barber. 1477.
Fuller, John, mercer. 1535.
Fuller, John, woollendraper. 1720.
Fuller, Edward, of Hackington, carver.

1761.
Fuller, William, of St. Dunstan's in Kent,

carpenter. 1777.
Fuller, Thomas, baker. 1792.
Furfiode, John, hatmaker. 1482.
Furley, Robert, victualler. 1800.
Furner, William, innholder. 1504.
Furs, Thomas, cutler. 1599.
Fursdon, Robert, taverner. 1469.
Furser, Richard, capper. 1563.
Furser, John, clothworker. 1566.
Fyche, John, weaver. 1473.
Fylkes, William, smith. 1507.
Fyll, Thomas, surgeon. 1519.
Fill, Edward, grocer. 1800.
Fynne. Thomas, yeoman. 1463.
F)nwood, William, shoemaker. 1578.
Gadsbey, John, carpenter, 1723.
Gale, Nicholas, tailor. 1621.
Galley, George, victualler. 1780.
Gam, John, butcher. 1495.
Gambeer, Job, potter. 1757-
Gann, Thomas, victualler. 1777-
Ganton, James, scrivener. 1470.
Gardiner, Thomas, brewer. 1411.
Gardener, Roger, shoemaker. 1550.
Gardner, Richard, blacksmith. 1675.
Gardner, Finnis, grocer. 1710.
Gardner, Thomas, victualler. 1727-
Garlinge, Nicholas, innholder. 1722.
Garnar, James, currier. 1544-
Gararde, William, corvesir. 14S4.
Garrard, Henry, currier. 1489.
Garret, John, victualler. 1698.
Garrett, George, tallowchandler. 1769.
Gatth, William, tailor. 1653.
Gascoin, George, butcher. 1675.
Gaskyn, James, mercer. 1544.
Gaskyn, Humphrt-y, capper. 1558.
Gaskyn, Richard, capper. 1558.
Gate, Thomas, webbe. 1393.
Gate, John, linenweaver. 1437.
Gate, John, capper. 1496.
Gate, Raynold, pewterer. 1534.
Gates, William, vintner. 1661.
Gattes, Edward, grocer. 1602.
Gaze, Henry, victualler. 1795.
Gee, Henry, cutler. 1796.
Genes, Thomas, currier. 1405.
Genet, Walter, saddler. 1529.

George, Thomas, waxchandler. 1483.
George, John, vintner. 161 1.
George, |ohn, yeoman. 1622.
Germeyn, John, corvesir. 1404.
Getter, Thomas, beerbrewer. 1569.
Gibbon, William, gent. 1635.
Gibbon, William, of St. Paul's, Cant.,

tailor. 1652.
Gibbon, Jeremiah, victualler. 1670.
Gibbs (Gybbys), John, scrivener. 1519.
Gibbs, Richard, vintner. 17 19.
Gibson, Thomas, woolcomber. 161 6.
Gibson, William, butcher. 1707.
Giffard, Peter, pistor. 1397.
Gilbert (Gylbert), Thomas, scrivener. 1487.
Gilberd, Thomas, tder. 1500.
Gylbert, John, mercer. 1528.
Gylbert, John, yeoman, and, on condition

that his son Richard is made free, he

agrees to give 7 loads of lime. 1588.
Gylbart, John, yeoman. 1601.
Gilbert, Robert, brewer. 1616.
Gilbert, Nicholas, fellmonger. 1625.
Gilbert, Humphry, chandler. 1628.
Gilbert, Thomas, taimer. 1632.
Giles, Peter, hackneyman. 1663.
Giles, Samuel, butcher. 1756.
Gilham, Thomas, miller. 1674.
Gilham, Stephen, victualler. 1787.
Gill (Gylle), Nicholas, upholder. 1419.
Gyle, William, baker. 1453.
Gylle, Nicholas, brewer. 1466.
Gill, Jolm, carpenter. 1633.
Gill, Joshua, of St. Martin's, Cant., cord-

wainer. 1654.
Gill, Thomas, victualler. 1691.
Gill, William, victualler. 1786.
Gillett, Daniel, victualler. 1784.
Gilman, John, hempdresser. 1638.
Gilman, Richard, vintner. 16S2.
Gillman, John, wheelwright. 1748.
Gilmore, Paul, grocer. 1639.
Gillmore, James, papermaker. 1665.
Gilmyn (Gylmyn), Robert, hackneyman.

1534-
Gilpin, Anthony, victualler. 1718.
Ginder, Richard, gent. 1656.
Giraud, Richard Harvey, tallowchandler.

1790.
Glaes, William, pewterer. 1568.
Glocestr, John, waxchandler. 1491.
Glover, Thomas, grocer. 1527.
Glover, John, shoemaker. 1560.
Glyed, Jeflery, tailor. 1566.
Gobye, John, butcher. 1598.
Godard, Hugh, fletcher. i433-
Goddard, John, pewterer. 1497.
Godfrey, John, joiner. 1478.

271

FREEMEN

272

Godfrey, Edward, mercer. 1548.

Godfrey, Thomas, mercer. 1549.

Godyn, Henry. H'T-

GofFe, John, brewer. 1399.

Goffe, Andrew, fuller. 14+9.

Goffe, Thomas, fishmonger. 1482.

Goffeson, CorneHus, joiner. 1544.

Gogh, Richard, corvesir. 1489.

Golde, John. i4°5-

Golde, Walter, tailor. 1518.

Golde, William, innholder. 1524.

Gould, John, butcher. 1644.

Goldfinch, John, miller. 1704.

Goldfinch, John, baker [s. of Jane Gold-
finch, miller]. 17 14.

Goldfinch, Joseph, grocer. 1792.

Goldin, Richard, of Westgate, silkweaver.
1710.

Goldesboroe, Richard, joiner. 1638.

Goldsborough, Richard, barber. 1650.

Goldsmyth, Hugh, spicer. 1395.

Goldsmyth, William, grocer. i459-

Goldsmyth, John, clothmaker. i477-

Goodban, John, victualler. 1790.

Goodlad, Edmund, innholder. 1524.

Goodwyne(Guodwyne), John,cissor. 1423.

Goodwin, John, of Staplegate, labourer.
1709.

Good)n, Nicholas, silkweaver. 16 14.

Gootle, Wdliam, bowyer. 1470.

(jopel, John, galochemaker. 1407.

Gore (Goore), Gilbert, weaver. 1599.

Gore, Augustine, whitesmith. 1732.

Gorely, James, victualler. 1793.

Gorram, Richard, couper. 1527.

Gosebourne, Henry, gent. 1489-

Gosling, John, shoemaker. 1641.

Gosmer, John, joiner. 1613.

Gosse, John, maltster. 1630.

Gote, Richard. 1396.

Gourde, Richard, corvesir. 1424-

Grafton, John, innholder. i486.

Grant (Graunte), Nicholas, hatter. 1507.

Graunt, William, barber. 1509.

Graunt, Walter, blacksmith. 1625.

Graunt, John, innkeeper. 1641.

Grant, Walter, vintner. 1649.

Grant, Richard, carpenter. 1710.

Graeve, Adrian, baker. 1564.

Gravener, Robert, chapman. 1577-

Graye, Henry, blacksmith. 1599.

Gray, Thomas, cordwainer. 1664. See
Grey.

Gregory, Peter, fletcher. 1555.

Green (Grene), John, chapman. 1425.

Grene, William, tallowchandler. 1517.

Grene, John, mercer. 1548.

Greene, John. 1G68.

Green, Thomas, victualler. 1798.
Green, James, toyman. 1800.
Grener, John, weaver. 161 1.
Grenehaugh, Francis, linendraper. 1603.
Grenhell, Thomas, of Throwley. 1405.
Greenhill, Richard, of Ashford, Kent,

clockmaker. 1676.
Greenland, Augustin, victualler. 1763.
Greenland, John, grocer. 1768.
Greneleff', Thomas, shoemaker. 1565.
Grevys, Thomas, tiler. 1544-
Grey, Robert, butcher. 15 10.
Grey, Thomas, butcher. 1510. See Gray.
Griffen, John, brazier, he being of the

perswasion of a Quaker, but now

better informed. 1683.
Griffin, Daniel, haberdasher of small

wares. 1717.
Grisbrook, William, plumber and glazier.

i7<5S-

Groome, Ralph, victualler. 1672.

Grove, Ralph, gent. 1592.

Grove, Abraham, basketmaker. i6og.

Gryder, William, tailor. is^&-

Gryme, Margaret. 1483.

Gryme, William, grocer. 1489.

Guillam, William, tailor. 16 16.

Gummer, Thomas, bricklayer. 1766.

Gunn, Samuel, harnessinaker. 17 14.

Gurney, Edward, chandler. 1775.

Guston, John, innholder. 1470.

Guston, John, butcher. 1504.

Guston, Edward, butcher. 15 13.

Guston, Henry, butcher. 15 17.

Guston, Stephen, butcher. 1522.

Gydler, John, skinner. 1548.

Gye, John, stationer. 1560.

Gyldar, Richard, saddler. 1544.

Gyse, Lambert, corviser. 1438.

Habblnge, John, skinner. 1414.

Hacker, James, carpenter. 1782.

Hadle, Robert, gent. i477-

Hadnam, William, tailor. 1623.

Hadrill, Richard, plasterer. 1771.

Haffendeii, Richard, cutler. 1689.

Hagell, William, baker. 1776.

Halbet, John, silk weaver and mercer. 1757.

Hale, Richard, cook. 1490.

Hale, John, innholder. 1491.

Hale, William, capper. i494-

Hales, Edward, barber. 1678.

Halhede, Nicholas, shearman. 1480.

Halke, Salomon, chandler. 1433.

Halk, Robert, fuller. 1496.

Hall (Haule), Thomas. See Bone, Tho-
mas. 1423-

Halle, John, minstrel. h^S-

Halle, Thomas, tailor. 1470.

273

OF CANTERBURY.

274

Hall, Thomas, tailor. 1492.

Halle, Edward, butcher. 14-97.

Hall, Thomas, tailor. 1539.

Hawll, John, brewer. 1563.

Hall, Richard, butcher, for which he
should have paid 13s. 4d. "but he
paid but vjs viijd for he ran away."

'55°-
Haule, William, shoemaker. 1603.
Hall, William, tailor. 1626.
Hall, Richard, butcher. 1630.
Hall, Daniel, maltster. 1693.
Hall, James, grocer. 1776.
Hallibred, Daniel, victualler. 1800.
Halow, Henry, taverner. 1481.
Halsey, John, cordwainer. 1767.
Halsnode, John, tailor. 1609.
Halsnode, John, tailor, 1633.
Hambrooke, Stephen, blacksmith. 1651.
Hainage, Daniel, embroiderer. 1613.
Hamer, Reginald, cissor. 1420.
Hamestrevt, Roger, medicus. 1403.
Hamme, Richard, ferrour. 1438.
Ham, alias Baker, John, beer brewer.

1494.
Hamne, Richard, saddler. 1502.
Hamon, Alan, corvesir. 1449.
Hamond, Clement, barber. 1462.
Hamon, John, yeoman. 1472.
Hamond, Edward, tailor, 1474.
Hamonnde, John, junior, brewer. 1485.
Hamond, Gerva-se, butcher. 1520.
Hamond, Thomas, tallowchandler. 1551.
Hammon, Robert, brewer. 1679.
Hampton, George, tailor. 1548.
Hangerell, Richard, of Ash. 1393.
Hanson, John, glazier. 1507.
Hanson, John, brewer, hath a son called

John, I A years. 1528.
Hanys, John, yeoman. 1597.
Harberson, John, hackneyman. 1519.
Hardynge, Robert, fuller. 1455.
Hardyng, William, currier. 1544.
Harding, Richard, victualler. 1674.
Hardy, John. 1402. (.?)
Hareford, Robert. 1404. ^Ve- Hereford.
Harenden, Nicholas, butcher. 1539.
Harey, John, couper. 1402.
Hargrove, Thomas, victualler. 1748.
Harleseye, John, parchment maker. 1438.
Harleston, Samuel, hnendraper. 1634.
Harman, Robert, hardwareman. 1484.
Harman, Thomas, baskctmaker. 1591.
Harnett, William, grocer. 1602.
Harnett, James, maltster. 1739.
Harnett, William, soapmaker. 1758.
Harnett, William, currier. 1786.
Harnhell, John, degher. 1409.

Harnhell, John, tailor. 1430.

Harnell, William, of Westgate, tanner.

1450.
Harry, Thomas, rotarius. 1420.
Harrys, John, smith. 147&.
Harrys, John, beerbrewer. 1489.
Harryes, Christopher, shearman. 1534.
Harryes, Joyce, joiner. 1544.
Harrys, John, millman. 1621.
Harris, Edmund, tailor, 1664.
Harris, Joseph, victualler. 1799.
Harris, William, victualler. 1800.
Harrvson, Richard, currier, i486.
Harryson, Joicius, corvesir. 1489.
Haryson, John, tailor. 1521.
Haryson, John, shoemaker. 1523
Haryson, Henr}', glazier. 1525.
Harrvson, Arnold, currier. 1545.
Harryson, Arnold, surgeon. 1546.
Harryson, James, currier. 1547.
Harrison, Henry, maltster. 1599.
Harrison, Richard, plumber. 1602.
Harrison, Richard, pewterer. 1622.
Harrison, Thomas, staymaker. 1752.
Harrison, John, carpenter. 1757.
Harrison, William, of Holy Cross, Cant.,

carpenter. 1761.
Harrison, Stephen, victualler. 1800.
Harrod, Thomas, victualler. 1754.
Harrold, Andrew, brazier. 1710.
Harsell. Thomas, alehousekeeper. 1654.
Harte, Thomas, mason. 1455.
Hart, Richard, smith. 1487.
Hart, William, smith. 1537.
Harte, Thomas, tailor. 1621.
Hart, William, tapster. 1669.
Hart, Bartholomew, maltster. 1707.
Hart, Alexander, victualler. 1764.
Hart, William, pattenmaker. 1781. .SVcHert.
Hartcup, Jeremiah, innholder. 17 10.
Hartcup, John, leatherseller. 1721.
Hartcup, Jeremiah, tavern keeper. 1753.
Harvey (Harwe), John, surgie'. 1400.
Hervy, John, brazier. 1446.
Harvye, John, blacksmith. 161 9.
Harvey, John, victualler. 1755.
Harvey, Squire, cornchandler. 1799.
Hasard, Thomas, corvesir. 1410.
Haselwode, Thomas, barber. 1529.
Haslak, George, baker. 15 13.
Hasted, Moses, tailor. 1671
Hatt, Simon, hatdresser. 1625.
Hatter, Lawrence, baker. 1463.
Haute, William, miles. 1467.
Hawkes, Richard, tailor. 1621.
Hawkes, John, maltster. 1662.
Hawkins, John, baker. 1615.
Hawkins, Matthew, beer brewer. 1621.

R

215

FREEMEN

276

Hay John, tailor. 1493.

Hayn', John, tailor. 1393.

Haywerd, Thomas, broiderer. 1404.

Hayward, Walter, skinner. 1439.

Hayward, Robert, tailor. 1487.

Hayward, Humphry, shoemaker. iSS9-

Hayward, John, linendraper. 1698.

Hayward, Edward, linen draper. 1716.

Hayward, George, blacksmith. 174'.
Set Heyward.

Heahe, Thomas, carnifex. 1403.

Heard, Francis, medal maker. 1601.

Heard, Edward, innholder. 1782.

Heath (Hethe), John, taverner. 1414.

Heth, John, shearman. 1544.

Heath, George, staymaker. 1793.

Heaton, Thomas, scrivener. 1560.

Hedland, Robert, shoemaker. 1582.

Heler, William, of Holy Cross Without,
Cant., tanner. i4-i>j.

Heley, Humphry, draper. 1447.

Hempstede, William, weaver, 1466.

Hempstede, Henry, weaver. 1497.

Henden, John, husbandman. 1447.

Henden, Edward, currier. 1541.

Henderson, William, victualler. 1697.

Hendrj'ch, Thomas, chapman. 1449.

Hened, William, skinner. 1405.

Henhorne, Richard, miller. 1502.

Henhorne, William, bell-ringer. 1505.

Henhorns. Thomas, miller. 1489.

Henwood, James, innholder. 1796.

Herbaldoun, John, cissor. 1414.

Herbert, Edward, smith. 1596.

Herbert, George, currier. 1719.

Herde, John, baker. 1537.

Herdes, Robert, barber. 1588.

Here, William, brewer. 1406.

Hereford, William, corvesir. 1440.

Hereford, John, ferror. 1446. Set- Hare-
ford.

Heryngton, Martin, yeoman. 1540.

Herman, Geoffrey, ostler. 1426.

Herman, Thomas, glazier. 1428.

Hern, John, butcher, had then one son,
John, of the age of 7 years. 1526.

Herring, Nathaniel, tobacco-pipe maker.
1683.

Herry, Alexander, fuller. 1414.

Hert, Thomas, mason. HS'-

Hert, Richard, draper. 1472.

Hert, John, tailor. 1477. See Hart.

Herward, Philip, tailor. i47^-

Hewet, Thomas, furbisher. 1480.

Heyfold, Henry, carpenter. 1544.

Heyme, Edward. 1394.

Heyne, John, tailor. 1393.

Heyward, Walter, pelterer. 1419.

Heyward, John, brewer. 1443.

Heyward, Thomas, shoemaker. 1607. See
Hayward.

Hickman, Matthew, gunmaker. 1644.

Hickman, HenryVVilliam, staymaker. 1782

Hicks (Hyckes), Richard, grocer. 1550.

Hicks, William, grocer. 1757.

Hiewes (Hewet in the margin) William,
currier. 141 1.

Higgens, Dunston, blacksmith. 1627.

Highmore (Hyghmore), Richard, inn-
holder. 1505.

Hill (Hyll), Robert, chandler. 1478.

Hyll, Henry, tailor. 15 19.

Hill, Francis, yeoman. 1638.

Hill, William, 'victualler. 1783.

Hill, John, victualler. 1787.

Hills (Hylls), Thomas, smith. 1524.

Hills, John, yeoman. 1530.

Hylles, John, tailor. 1561.

Hylles, Thomas, clothworker. 1570.

Hilles, Lancelot, blacksmith. 1587.

Hills, James, victualler. 1666.

Hills, Thomas, miller. 1687.

Hills, John, victualler. 1690.

Hills, John, grocer. 1750.

Hills, James, victualler. 1794.

Hills, John, butcher. 1798.

Hilton, Cudbert, carpenter. 1632.

Hilton, Thomas Gibbs, of Selling,
Esquire. 1800.

Hinde, John, of Milton near Sitting-
bourne, gent. 1789.

Hinton, James, victualler. 1794.

Hirst, Edward, gent. 1651

Hoare (Hore), Edward, victualler. 1692.

Hoare, Edward, tailor. 1715.

Hobbes, John, butcher. 15 14.

Hobbs, Edward, woolcomber. 1734.

Hobble, William, scrivener, 1546.

Hobday, Hercules, victualler. 1736.

Hobday, Stephen, grocer. 175 i.

Hobday, William, maltster. 1765.

Hoby, Arthur, skinner. 1438.

Hocche, Thomas, carnifex. 1403.

Hocker, John, collarmaker. 1597.

Hockar, William, collarmaker. 1622.

Hodes, William, shearman. 1593.

Hodges, Basil, carpenter. 1797.

Hodghen, Thomas, vintner. 1713.

Hodson, Thomas, miller. 1597.

Hogbeane, John, linendraper. 1584.

Hogben, Thomas, beer brewer. 1617.

Hogg, Robert, skinner. 1393.

Hogge, William, mason. 1438.

Hoge, Symon, clerk. 1506.

Holbak, John, barber-surgeon. 1398.

Holbeche, John, of Sarre, cissor. 1420.

277

OF CANTERBURY.

278

Hole, William, butcher. 1522.
Holladay (Hollyday), Robert, linen-
draper. 1728.
Holladay, Stephen, cabinet maker. 1786.
Holladay, John, victualler. 1795.
Holland (Holand), William, shoemaker.

Holland, Edward, tipler. 1574-

Hollands, Charles, corn factor. 1786.

Hollenden, Andrew, braizer. ib37.

Hollingbery (Holyngbery), William,
vintner. 1515.

Hollingberry, John, maltster. 1699.

Hollingberry, Richard, maltster. 1710.

Hollingberry, William, cabinet maker.
1791.

Holmes (Hollmes), Thomas, beer brewer.
•558.

Holmes, Thomas, butcher. 1625.

Holnest, Thomas, carpenter. 1473.

Honnis, William, brewer. 1616.

Holness, William, glover. 1692.

Holnes, Edward, millener. 1695.

Holness, Richard, cooper. 1773.

Holte, William, yeoman. 1550.

Howlet, Richard, carpenter. 1563.

Holwey, John, mason. 1490.

Honor, Stephen, draper. 1424.

Honoree, James, grocer. 1795.

Hooker, Thomas, butcher. 1678.

Hoope, Robert, innholder. 1558.

Hope, William, gent. 1476.

Hope, Frederick, stocking-yarn maker.
1666.

Hopkyn, Ralph, shearman. 1504.

Hopkyns, John, innholder. 1568.

Hopkins, Thomas, gardener. 1708.

Hopper, Daniel, butcher. 1643.

Hopper, William, victualler. 1753.

Hormanson, Albert, corvesir. 1457.

Home, Nathaniel, silkweaver. 1693.

Horn, John, butcher. 1738.

Horn, Carr, butcher. 1747.

Horn, John, Junior, victualler. 1766.

Horsley, John, baker. 1476.

Hosmer, Joseph, baker. 1796.

Hovenden, John, cooper. iS99-

Howe. Anthony, hackneyman. 1568.

How, William, victualler. 1708.

Howard, John, grocer. 1767.

Howell, Simon, brewer. 1642.

Howland, Adrian, bricklayer. 1618.

Howland, Edward, victualler. 1728.

Howlet, Thomas, textwriter, alias scriv-
ener. 1463.

Howlet, Richard, victualler. 1696.

Howloe, Robert, homebaker. 1455.

Howman, Richard, shoemaker. 1554.

Howtyng, Stephen, ostclothmaker. 1428.
Hubbard, Richard, hackneyman. 1606,
Hubberd, John, clothworker. 1646.
Hubbard, Richard, victualler. 1798.
Hubbard, William, victualler. 1798.
Hudson, Robert, carpenter. 1645.
Huetson, Thomas, bricklayer. 1540.
Huggett, Richard, glover. 1753.
Hughes, Thomas, silversmith. 1783.
Hugyn, Thomas, cissor. 1401.
Hulks, Nathaniel, grocer. 1788.
Humfrey (Hwmffrey), Richard, miller.

ISS9-
Homfree, William, pointmaker. 1599.
Humphrey, John, victualler. 1751.
Hunte, Thomas, barber. 1395.
Hunte, Richard, clerk. 1403.
Hunte, Robert, tailor. 1465.
Hunt, John, tailor. i479-
Hunt, Thomas, dyer. 1490.
Hunt, William, mason. 1523.
Hunte, Richard, saddler. 1527.
Hunte, Robert, tallow chandler. 1548.
Hwntt, Thomas, tailor. 1559.
Hunt, Larrance, barber. J 561.
Hunt, Thomas, barber. 1597.
Hunt, Nicholas, maltster. 161 1.
Hunt, James, butcher. 1638.
Hunt, William, feltmaker. 1668.
Hunt, Jacob, silk weaver. 1670.
Hunt, George, upholster. 1692.
Hunt, Thomas, cutler. 1734.
Huntelene, Thomas, carpenter. 1405.
Hunton, Henry, mercer. 1506
Hutchins, John, grocer. 1788.
Hutton, Robert, smith. 1492.
Huysson, Michael, skinner. 1544.
Hyder, James, cobbler. 1602.
Hyett, James, woolcomber. 1723.
Idenden, John. 1461.
Iggleden, Stephen, victualler. 1795.
listen, Richard, glover. 1406.
Inge, Thomas, cissor. i4^5-
Ingland, Richard, tailor. 1548.
Ingram, Abel, victualler. 1708.
Inwood, William, musicianer. 1627.
Ireland, Henry, vintner. 1728.
Ireland, William, surgeon and apothecary.

1743-
Isaac, Joseph, victualler. 1765.
Ive (lue), Adam. 1400.
Ive, John, taverner. 141 5.
Iveyson, William, victualler. 1744.
Iveyson, Richard, whitesmith. 1748.
Iwry, John, tailor. 1440.
Jackeson, Thomas, tailor. 1508.
Jackson, Robert, innholder. 1607.
Jackson, Benjamin, ironmonger. 1627.

279

FREEMEN

280

Jackson, James, clothier. 1630.
Jackson, William, victualler. 1763.
Jacob, Richard, upholder. 1415.
Jacobe, Roger, shoemaker. 1564.
Jacob, Edward, apothecary. 1706.
Jagger, Robert, carpenter. 1708.
Jakys, John, vintner. 1502.
James (Jamys\ John, butcher. 15 17.
James, John, hackneyman. 1655.
James, John, butcher. 1662.
Jamyson, Matthew, 1534.
"jarman, Richard, cordwainer. 165 i.
Jarman, Norton, blacksmith. 1718.
Jarman, William, victualler. 1756.
Jefferay, William, plumber. 15 15.
Jefferay, George, tailor. 1542.
Jeffory, Edward, tailor. 1648.
Jeken, Valentine, gent. 17 12.
Jeken, John, gent. 1737.
jemmeit, George, yeoman. 1596.
Jemmett, John, clothier. 1613.
"jenkin, Thomas, woollendrapcr. 1659.
Jenkinson (Jynkynson), William, saddler.

1563-
Jenkinson, Ralph, victualler. 1642.
Jennyngs, John, barber. 1564.
Jennings, Thomas, victualler. 1728.
Jennings, Daniel, staymaker. 1758.
Jennings, John, butcher. 1774.
John, Thomas, tailor. 1479.
Johnson, Nicholas, corviser. 1464.
lohnson, Peter, corviser. 1474.
Johnson, Gerard, corviser. 1476.
Johnson, Cornelius, corvesir. 1489.
Johnson, Peter, cowper. 1496.
Johnson, Anthony, haberdasl)er. 1502.
"Johnson, John, mercer. 15 18.
Johnson, Robert, shoemaker. 1527.
Jonson, Robert, barber. 1544.
Johnson, Paul, maltman. 1574.
Johnson, Esdras, stationer. 1594.
Johnson, Lawrence, hempdresser. 1620.
Johnson, Bartholomew, innholder. 1649.
Johnson, Thomas, bricklayer. 1782.
Jolmson, Thomas, victualler. 1783.
Jonah, Joseph, victualler. 1708.
Jonas, Richard, physician. 1538.
Jones, Lewis, baker. 1543.
Jones, John, tailor. 1575.
Jones, Hugh, the younger, tailor. 1579.
Jones, Henry, innkeeper. 1653.
Jones, William, of Harbledown, yeoman.

'747-
Jones, Joseph, victualler. 1762.
Jones, William, draper and tailor. 1795.
Jope, William, butcher. 1534.
Jordan, Thomas, tiler. 1490.
Jurden, Roger, cutler. 1553.

Jurden, John, tailor. 1590.
Jorden, "Thomas, gent. 1616.
Jorden, Henry, senior, lathcleaver. 1705.
Jorden, William, vintner. 1736.
Jordan, John, victualler. 1781.
Joy, Bartholomew, shoemaker. 1539.
Joyce, Edmund, barber-surgeon. 1632.
Juddery, Andrew, innholder. 1722.
Jull, John, weaver. 1499.
Justice, Nicholas, plumber. 1622.
Justice, Edward, plumber. 1654.
Kachoreli, John, draper. 1447.
Kavell, Robert, shearman. 1480. See

Kevell.
Kay, William, saddler. 1734.
Kay, John, victualler. 1747. See Key.
Kaylway {?), John, mercer. 1591.
Kebble, John, mason. 1606.
Kedman, Stephen, victualler. i;'67.
Keeler, John, coachmaker. 1782.
Keeling, Thomas, victualler. ib8i. See

Kyllyng.
Keen, George, salesman. 1766.
Keene, William, chemist and druggist.

'779-
Keet, John, butcher. 1741.
Kele, Thomas, stainer. 1548.
Kelsall, William, fishmonger. 1475.
Kelsam, John, grocer. 1534.
Kelsey, Thomas, smith. 1549.
Kember, John, shoemaker. 1514.
Kempe, Robert, chandler. 1467.
Kemp, Robert, of Heme, butcher. 1528.
Kempe, Isaac, brewer. 1610.
Kemp, William, victualler. J721.
Kendale, John, yeoman. 147^-
Kendall, William, barbt-r. 1474.
Kenn, George, carpenter. 1655.
Kennarii, Hamond, shoemaker. 1543.
Kennardy, Richard, tailor. J613.
Kennett (Kenet), William, apothecary.

1427.
Kynet, Robert, butcher. 1472.
Kennett, William, butcher. 1590.
Kennett, John, maltster. 1706.
Kennett, John, leathercutter. 1795.
Kennon, Samuel, of Holy Cross, Cant.,

plateworker. 1661.
Kensham, Nicholas, cook. 1600.
Kenton, Richard, weaver. 1472.
Keicherel, David, merchant. 1729.
Kevell, John, tador. 1544. .Str Kavell.
Key, Obadiah, tailor. 1669. See Kay.
Keys, Robert, carpenter. 1559.
Kidder, Edward, pastry cook. 1689.
King (Kyng), William, corvesir. 1404.
Kyng, William, smith. 1434.
Kyng, Thomas, mercer. 1525.

281

OF CANTERBURY.

282

Kynge, Thomas, butcher. 1559.
Kynge, Thomas, cutler. 1561.
King, John, victualler. i6b8.
King, Edward, victualler. 1689.
King, George, baker. 1768.
Kyngesdowne, John, butcher. i544-
Kingj-ford, William, of Chartham, Esquire.

1761.
Kingsmill (Kyngesmell), James, vintner.

1472.
Kyngsmyll, Augustine, gent., paid a fine
of ;^4 for "vitling without a lycens."
1613.
Kingsmill, Daniel, victualler. 1694.
Kingsnood (Kyngsnood), John, cloth-
worker. 1566.
Kyngsnodd, Daniel, turner. 161 1.
Kippinge, Thomas. 141 1.
Kingstonne, Thomas, hackneyman. 1572.
Kirby (Kyrby), Harry, tailor. 1563.
Kirby, William, victualler. 1752.
Kirke (Kyrke), John, tailor. 1562.
Kirkby (Kyrkeby),William, brazier. 1461.
Kyrkby, John, yeoman. 1607.
Kirkby, George, printer. 1768.
Kirkby, Henry, stationer. 1769-
Kisser, Samuel, clockmaker. 17 13.
Kitchen, John, butcher. 1643.
Kitchingman, William, brewer. 1767.
Kite, Michael, butcher. 1647.
Kite, William, victualler. 1793.
Knap, William, butcher. 1737.
Knell, John, yeoman. 1656.
Knight (Knygth). Richard, webbe. 1414.
Knyght, John, goldsmith. 1446.
Knyght, Reginald, mason. 1452.
Knyght, Reginald, haberdasher. 1487.
Kn'}ght, Peter, butcher. 1490.
Knyght, Richard, mercer. 1498.
Knyght, William. 1589.
Knight, Joshua, gent. 1627.
Knight, Francis, cooper. 1638.
Knight, Henry, gent. 1643.
Knight, Francis, cordwainer. 1690.
Knightsmith (Knyghtsmyth), John,

barber. 1568.
Knott.Thomas, tobacco-pipemaker. 1659.
Knowler, George, brewer. 1692.
Knowler, John. 1703.
Knowler, Thomas, surgeon. 17 10.
Knowler, Thomas, of St. Dunstan's in

Kent, Esquire. 1761.
Knowles, Isaac, clothier. 1602.
Knowles, Robert, of Staplegate, tailor.

1657-8.
Knowles, Daniel, carpenter. 1779.
Knype, John, tailor. 1477.
Koe, William, weaver. 141 7.

Koe, Thomas, cutler. 1419-

Krykke, John. 145 1.

Kyllyng,' Thomas, capper. 1549. Sfe

Keeling.
Lacey, James, vintner. 1720.
Lacy, George, gent. 1760.
Lacy, George, the younger, cutler. 1783.
Lad, William, tailor. 1393-
Ladd, Stephen, coachman. 1664.
Ladd, George, coachman. 1069.
Ladd, John, wheelwright. 1761.
Lade (Laadd), John, tailor. 1610.
Lade, John, grocer. 171 1.
Lade, "Michael, goldsmith. 1722.
Lade, Thomas, salter, [s. of Thomas

Lade of Heme, yeoman.] 1724.
Laey, Charles, medicus. 1507.
Laggett, Thomas, upholster. 1683.
Lake, Edward, victualler. 1730.
Lamb, Mark, victualler. 1727.
Lambard, James, merchant. 1449.
Lambard, Thomas, haberdasher. 1472.
Lamberd, John. 1507.
Lamberd, William, shoemaker. 1629.
Lambard, John, plasterer. 1799-
Lambherst, John, haberdasher. 1481.
Laiiibeiherst, Thomas, tailor. 1485.
Lamberherst, John, grocer. 1500.
Lambert, Giles, joiner. 1613.
Lambert. William, victualler. 1720.
Lambesyn, John. 1393.
Lambourne, John, pewterer. 1439-
Lame, Thomas, glover. 1567.
Landman, Henry, victualler. 1650.
Landman, Edward, brewer. 1660.
Lands, lohn, victualler. 1798.
Lane, Humphry, victualler. 1671.
Lane, Josiah, ironmonger. 1694-
Langedon. Thomas. 1400.
Langfyld, Nicholas, oatmealmaker. i 575.
Langle, Robert, saddler. 1427.
Langley, John, minstrel. 1455.
Langnase, Nicholas. 1398.
Larking, John, brazier. 1761.
Lasshynden, Thomas, mercer. 1559.
Lather, John, hackneyman. 1606.
Latter, John, corvesir. 1489.
Latter, John, painter. 1515.
Latter, John, butcher. 1707.
Lawe, Thomas, cordwainer. 1630.
Laweyn, Robert, teghelar. 1425.
Lawrens, John, baker. 1420.
Laurence, William, tailor. 1500.
Laurence, Robert, joiner, who has a son,

John, i yere old. 1527.
Laurence, Thomas, painter. 1652.
Lawrence, John, victuallt-r. 1777.
Lawrence, William, shopkeeper. 1785.

283

FREEMEN

284

Lawrence, Robert, victualler. 1797.
Lawson, John, yeoman. 17 10.
Layte, Joseph, feltmaker. 1657.
Layton, John, homebaker. 1477.
Lea, William, beerbrewer. 1632.
Leach, John, of Lincoln's Inn, Esquire.

1790.
Leche, John, fuller. 1414-.
Leche, John, cook. 1469.
Ledger, [blank], husbandman. 1662.
Ledger, Stephen, victualler. 1684.
Lee, John, fellmonger. 1610.
Lee, [blank], grocer, paid £s, part of

£10, but he was never admitted, and

hath since left the city. 1653. See

Lea.
Leede, Christopher, clothworker. 1554.
Leedes, William, baker. 161 5.
Leek's, Gilbert. 1395.
Leke, George, saddler. 1544.
Leeke, Peter, yeoman. i6ig.
Leake, William, innholder. 1707.
Legeyt, Robert, gent. 1749-
Leggett, Robert Hayes, haberdasher.

1786.
Lellysden, William, brewer. 1467.
Lyllysden, Richard, draper. 1482.
Lemet, John, butcher. 1563.
Lemyngton, John. 1394-
Lenard, John, butcher. 1482.
Leonard, Ralph, whitesmith. 1603.
Leonard, John, labourer. 1651.
Lepine, Daniel, silkweaver. 1725.
Lested, John, mercer. 1542.
Letton, Thomas, smith. 17 12.
Lewington, Robert, victualler. 1737.
Lewknor, James, haberdasher. 1616.
Lewty, William, tailor. 1561.
Lewys, John, haberdasher. 1467.
Lewys, William, haberdasher. 1469.
Lewys, Richard, of Monkton, yeoman.

'53°-
Lewys, Nicholas, skinner. 1534.
Lewes, John, silk dyer. 1599.
Lewes, Leonard, butcher. 1614.
Ley, Thomas, vintner. 1564.
Lipyeat, Charles, tailor. i6gi.
Lishman, William, of Sittingbourne,

innkeeper. 1800.
Litchfield, Thomas, victualler. 1690.
Little, Jarman, tailor. 1650.
Littlewood, John, chemist and druggist.

1771. _

Lockhart, William, cordwainer. 1770.
Lockeley, Richard, vintner. 1602.
Lockyer, Thomas, victualler. 1744.
Lodge, William, victualler. 1748.
Lofty, William, surgeon. 1741.

Loftie, Arthur Skeere, linendraper. 1769.

Lollam, John, brazier. 1496.

London, John, chandler. 1445.

London, Peter, grocer. 1542.

London, Thomas, shoemaker. 1562.

London, John, goldsmith. 1564.

Long, Richard, tailor. 1540.

Long, Abraham, tailor. 1590.

Longborn, Rowland, victualler. 1690.

Longley, Benjamin, butcher. 1681.

Looke, George, victualler. 1661.

Lord, John, draper. 1433.

Lott, Walter, butcher. 1581.

Lott, John, maltster. 1665.

Lott, John, maltster. 1684.

Lott, Richard, victualler. 1700.

Lott, Thomas, gunmaker. 1763.

Love, Henry, dyer. 1684.

Love, John, victualler. 1685.

Lovel, John, brewer. 1427.

Loveryk, John, saddler. 1467.

Lowe, Thomas, hackneyman. 1554.

Lowen, Thomas, innholder. •777.

Loy, John, mason. 141 1.

Loy, Robert, tailor. 1443.

Lucas, John, tailor. 1551.

Lucas, John, butcher. 1641.

Lukke, Simon, fuller. 1476.

Luck, Thomas. 1684.

Luddington, John, the younger, victualler.

1707.
Luddington, Joseph, victualler. 1717.
Ludlow, John, haberdasher of hats. 1 644.
Luffe, Thomas, haberdasher. 1406.
Lupton, John, hackneyman. 1526.
Lushington, John, leatherseller. 1690.
Lybard, John, minstrel. 1544.
Lyd, Walter, capper. 1530.
Lye, John, glover. 1559.
Lygham, Thomas, capper. 1528.
Lyght, Robert, smith. 1545.
Lyham, Andrew, yeoman. 171 1.
Lylly, John, glover. 1544.
Lymmynge, Henry, ferrier. 1410.
Lymyter, Thomas, haberdasher. 1544.
Lynch, Richard. 1397.
Lynch, John, butcher. 1420.
Lynche, Nicholas. 1501.
Lyncoln, Richard, baker. 1488.
Lynde, Constancia. See Bertyn, Con-

stancia. 1455.
Lyndregge, Stephen, yeoman. 1453.
Lyndsey, Thomas, corvesir. 1467.
Lyndesey, Robert, chandler. 1479.
Lynsey, Robert, capper. 1561.
Lynthewode, Edward, bowyer. 1544.
Lyon, John. 1397.
Lyon, Christopher, grocer. 1468.

285

OF CANTERBURY.

286

Lyon, Nicholas, shoemaker. 1497.
Lyon, Wilham, smith. 1560.
Lyon, Robert, smith. 1589.
Lyster, Nicholas, tailor. 1555.
Lythall, William, weaver. 161 1.
Lithall, William, baker. 1630.
Lytherland, William, butcher. 1552.
Lytylwode, Roger, tailor. 15+4.
Mace, William, victualler. 1701.
Macmillen, John, linendraper. 1765.
Rlackfarlen, Peter, barber-surgeon. 1715.
Madox, Hugh, whitebaker. 1626.
Maddux, John, baker. 1630.
Maddox, Richard, limeburner. 1731.
Maddockes, Charles, victualler. 1760.
Maine, Richard, gardener. 17 10.
Maine, Richard, tailor. 1719.
Maior, Reginald, tailor. 1608.
Makeblythe, Thomas, barber. 1544.
Maknade, Henry. 1402.
Malmayn, John, taverner. 1473.
Mampas, Henry, victualler. 1737.
Man, John, of Westgate street, i486.
Man, John, scrivener. 1551.
Man, Thomas, brewer. 1636.
Manfeld, William, tailor. 1465.
Mannfreys, Geoffrey, tailor. i447-
Manley, Robert, yeoman. 1628.
Mandley, Mr. William, gent. 1651.
Mantle, Thomas, grocer. 1734.
Mantle, Edward, victualler. '776.
IMaple, Nicholas, weaver. 16 16.
Marbeck, Richard, vintner. 1582.
Marble, Richard, brazier. 1605.
March, Robert, surgeon. 14 14.
Marchal, John, goldsmith. 1393.
Marchal, Thomas, waxchandler. i4'4-
Marchall, William, shearman. 1551.
Marcham, John, of Sandwich. 1400.
Marcham, Richard, coachmaker. 165 i.
Marchaunt, Thomas. 1393.
Mardyn, Walter, skinner. 1424.
Markes, Robert, tailor. 1548.
Marie, John, of Holy Cross Without,

Cant., tanner. 1467.
Marlow, Thomas, roper. 1478.
Marre, Thomas, beerbrewer. 15 15.
Marrable, James, bricklayer. 1663.
Marrable, John, bricklayer. 1676.
Marrech, John, plumber. 1401.
Marsh, Thomas, maltster. 1604.
Marsh, Richard, yeoman. 161 6.
Marsh, John, carpenter. 1634.
Marsh, Robert, dyer. 1690.
Marsh, John, carpenter. 1699.
Marsh, William, the younger, victualler.

'783-
Marsh, Thomas, baker. 1793.

Marshall, Thomas, pewterer. 1601.

Marshall, Richard, of Holy Cross, Cant,
carpenter. 1769.

Marshall, William, cordwainer. 1771.

Marshman, Peter, collarmaker. 1661.

Marsk, John, tailor. 1524.

Martyn, Thomas. 141 2.

Martyn, Robert, chandler. 141 8.

Martyn, Nicholas, bowyer. 1447.

Martyn, Thomas, tailor. i453-

Martyn, Robert, waxchandler. 1455.

Martyn, Geoffrey, yeoman. 1472.

Martyn, Robert. H77-

Martyn, John, waxchandler. 1487-

Martyn, Robert, goldsmith. 1495.

Martyn, John, of Fordwich. 1498.

Marten, Christopher, smith. 1518.

Martyn, Peter, shearman. iSS'-

Martin, William, cordwainer. 1699.

Martin, Benjamin, draperand tailor. 1777.

Mascall, John, draper. 1457.

Mascall, John, shearman. 1517.

Mascall, Richard, brewer. 1652.

Mason, Thomas, barber. 1563.

Massyngham, John, carver. 1432.

Master (Maister), William, shoemaker.
1503-

Maister, Richard, clothmaker. 1518.

Masters, William, seedsman. 1798.

Masterson, Daniel, grocer. 16 17.

Mather, William, musician. 1639.

Mathew, John, chandler. 1465.

Mathewe, Thomas, mason. 1497.

Mathewe, Richard, baker. 1540.

Mathews, Henry, of St. Dunstan's in
Kent, bricklayer. 1785.

Matthews, Stephen, merchant. '753.

Mawghyn, alias Mayhn, Clement, haber-
dasher of small wares. 1608.

Maxhew, John, chandler. 143^-

Maxted, Henry, victualler. 1761.

May, Roger, clothworker. 1544.

May, George, apothecarj'. 1560.

Maye, Richard, innholder. 1621.

Maye, Paul, carpenter. 1638.

May, Thomas, tailor. 1688.

May, Robert, victualler. 1708.

May, Robert, victualler. 1756.

May, John, tailor. 1777.

Maydeston, Richard, pistor. 1394.

Mayhew, Robert, victualler. 1752.

IMayum, Richard, brewer. 1636.

Mead, Richard, butcher. 1760.

Mears, Thomas, maltster. 1773.

Mears, John, china and glass seller. 1784.

Medew, George, glover. 1452.

Megge, William, smith. 1484.

Mercer, Thomas, capper. 1544.

287

FREEMEN

288

Mercer, John, tailor, for 20/-, on con-
dition that he take Williams, his
wife's son app. for 8 yrs. 161 3.

Mercrr, Francis, maltster. 1713-

Merefelde, William, butcher. 1394.

Merriam, Edward, cordwainer. 1627.

Merrin, John, victualler. 1761.

Merssch. John. Mq3.

Merywery, John, barber. 1420.

Mesyng, John. 1443.

Metford. William, fuller. 1530.

Mett, William, yeoman. 1500.

Mewpham, Thomas, butcher. 1478.

Meyerman, Martin, goldsmith. 1460.

Meyr, Robt-rt, corvesir. 1405-

Meyuell, Charles, vintner. 17 12.

Michell (Mychell), James, shiregrynder.
1528.

Michell, William, cordwainer. 1627.

Midleton, Thomas, yeoman. 161 i.

Middleton, Arthur, victualler. 1698.

Miles (Myles), Stephen, pistor. 1410.

Myles, William. 1507.

Miles, Henry, weaver. 1609.

Myles, Richard, carpenter. 161 1.

Miles, Richard, feltmaker. 1656.

Miles, John, maltster. 1710.

Miles, William, innholder. 1787.

Milkrhouse, Henry, of Littlebourne,
butcher. 1475-

Mill (Mylle), William, taverner. 1469.

Myll, Humphry, haberdasher. 15 14.

Millams, George, of Sheldwich, butcher.
1761.

Millere, Thomas, goldsmith. 1428.

Myllar, Hugh, glover. 1566.

Miller, Edward, woollendraper. 1752.

Milles (Myllis), Simon, weaver. 1501.

Mylles, John, tailor. 1548.

Mylles, George, yeoman. 1559.

Mylles, Nicholas, grocer. 1560.

Mylles, Henry, weaver. 1602.

Mylles, Robert, yeoman. 161 o.

Mills, Thomas, butcher. 1725.

Milles, Christopher, of London, Esquire.
1761.

Millward, John, yeoman. 1673.

Millward, John, keeper of the prison at
Westgate. 1 674.

Milton, Henry. 1438.

Minshawe, Thomas, cook. 1665.

M inter, Henry, victualler. 1694.

Minter, Edward, smith. 1759.

Mitchell, )ohn, miller. 1691.

Mocket, Robert, brewer. 1598.

Mody, Edmond, rotarius. 1418.

Mody, Robert, wheeler. 1434.

Mody, John, saddler. 1444.

Mokote, William, cook. 1434.

Molde, John, butcher. 1548.

Molte, John, tailor. 1523.

Moly, John, coupe'. 1423.

Mond, Walter, clothier. 1637. •S'f^Mund.

Mondenne, Nicholas. 1425.

Monden, Richard, surgeon. 1442.

Monro, William, cordwainer. 1747.

Monyn, John. 1409.

Moone, Joseph, chandler. 1598.

Moone, Thomas, yeoman. 1616.

More, Roger, miller. 1460.

Moore, George, joiner. 1561.

Moore, Richard, smith. 1573.

Moore, William, porter dealer. 1800.

Morkyn, Thomas, painter. 1 5 1 5.

Morle, William, fuller. 1414.

Morle, Simon, vintner. '438-

Morle, Thomas, fuller. 1459-

Morris (Morys), Thomas, yeoman. 1464.

Morys, William, fuller. 1468.

Morris, Henry, collier. 1616.

Morris, James, victualler. 1696.

Morris, Robert, of West Langdon,

labourer. 1776.
Morysson, Richard, tailor. 1466.
Morseye, Henry, draper. 143".
Morton, John, of S. Paul's, Cant.,

yeoman. 1440.
Morton, Richard, pointmaker. 1551.
Mose, John, of Winchepe. 1424.
Moss, William, carpenter. 1793.
Mote, Robert, beerbrewer. 1477.
Mott, Rawlings, painter. 1702.
Mounte, John, tailor. 1425.
Mount, Richard, collar maker. 1733.
Mount, Richard, gent. 1789.
Moyne, John, dealer in horses. 1761.
Moyse, Elimelech, bricklayer. 1593.
Moyse, Henry, bricklayer. 1621.
Moyes, Simon, of Sheerness, shipwright.

1761.
Mulior, Thomas, pistor. 1406.
Mulwode, Roger (?) mercer. 1442.
Mund, John, clothier. 1636. Sue Mond.
Munne, John, grocer. 1657.
Munn, Thomas, innholder. 1729.
Murrele, William, skinner. 1405-
Musred, John, brewer. 1664.
Mydden, Henry, victualler. 1600.
Mylduall, Richard, tanner. i49'-
Mylner, John, shoemaker. 1605.
Myn, Thomas, victualler. 1726.
Mynot, Simon, cook. 1398.
Mynet, Edward. 1467.
Nasshe, John, haberdasher. 1428.
Nashe, Richard, whener'. 1428.
Nash, James, victualler. 1766.

2S9

OF CANTERBURY.

290

Naylar, John, gent. 1502.

Nayor, William, of London, goldsmith.

1656.
Neame, Edward, victualler. 1 744.
Neame, John, hop-planter. 1767.
Nearne, David, tailor. 1709.
Nelson, Richard, shearman. 1550.
Nethersole, William, of Barham, maltster.

1695.
Neudyk, John, tanner. 1552.
Neve, Nicholas, clothworker. ibib.
Newby, Henry, tailor. 1543.
Nfwerk, Thomas, saddler. HH-
Newyngton, William, barber. 1550.
Nevvington, Benjamin, maltster. 1727.
Newland, William, yeoman. 1603.
Newland, William, miller. 1664.
Newman, John, corvesir. 1401.
Newman, Roger, pewterer. 1546.
Newport, William, wheelwright. 1779.
Newton, Jeffrey, hackneyman. 1546.
Newton, William, weaver. 1549.
Newton, Daniel, tailor. 1763.
Nicholls (Nycols), Peter, wayte. 1547.
Nicholls, John, potter. 1669.
Nicholls, Humphry, upholster. 1678.
Nichols, Thomas, upholster. 171 1.
Nicholls, Hammond, watchmaker. 1790.
Nicholson (Nycollson), Edmond, tailor.

1562.
Nycolson, John, shoemaker. 1567.
Nicholas, William. 161 6.
Nisbett, William, victualler. 1781.
Norgrove, Leonard, shoemaker. 1540.
Norman, Thomas, brazier. 1400.
Nurman, Thomas, plumber. 1420.
Norman, Robert, linenweaver. 1428.
Norman, Robert, fellmonger. 1032.
Norrington, Henry, smith. 1690.
Norrington, John, baker. 1750.
Norton, John, butcher. 1610.
Norreys, Benedict, cook. 1425.
Norys, William, vintner. 1440.
Norys, John, corvesir. i479-
Norys, John, tailor. i479'
Norys, John, barber-surgeon. 1532.
Norys, Richard, baker. 1547.
Novell, William, currier. I474-
Nowel, Roger, degher. 1406.
Noyes, Robert, victualler. 1766.
Nutte, William, baker. 1498.
Nutt, John, grocer. 1547.
Nyghtyngale, John, tailor. 1543.
Nvnne, lohn, linendraper. 1426.
Oakshot, Richard, husbandman. 1643.
Oddyngge, Henry. 143 i.
Ofi'en, Richard, wheelwright. 1775.
Okeley, John, tailor. 1551.

Okeley, John, butcher. 1575.
Okelev, John, bricklayer. 1632.
Okeman, Henry, waxchandler. 1491.
Old, Charles, victualler. 1742.
Oldfeld, William, bellfounder. 1540.
Oldfeild, Simon, cordwainer. 1646.
Oldfield, John, maltster. 1682.
Oldfield, Thomas, smith. 1751.
Oldfield, William, of the Borough of

Staplegate, bricklayer. 1773.
Olforde, IMarcus, weaver. 1506.
Ongley, Samuel, haberdasher. 1694.
Oram, John, vintner. 1664.
Orum, John, tailor. 1612.
Ordymer, John, carpenter. 1524.
Ordemer, Ralph, yeoman. 1542.
Orlage, Richard, barber. 1550.
Osebarn', John, brewer. i43°-
Osborne, John, drawer. 1625.
Osmoldeston, John, mason. 1499.
Osmond, Henry, tder. 1344.
Osmond, John, victualler. 1695.
Ostede, William, vintner. 1442.
Osten, George, coachmaker. 1731.
Ou'havyn, Nicholas, grocer. 1468.
Oughton, Thomas, mercer. 1651.
Ovenden, Thomas, mealman. 1738.
Overall, Simon, yeoman. 1639.
Overy, Nicholas, tailor. 1549.
O.xynbregge, Thomas, grocer. 15 19.
O.xynden, John, of Wingham, gent. 1461.
Owek, John, fuller. 1428.
Owyn, William, tailor. 1566.
Paas, John, linendraper. 1572.
Pachet, John, of Westgate. 1408.
Pack, Thomas, innholder. 1735.
Packer, Samuel, maltster. 1599.
Packer, Richard, yeoman. 1600.
Packes, Thomas, glazier. 1567.
Packman, John, of Rainham, Esquire. 1 800.
Packover, William, joiner. 1572.
Packover, Jeremy, joiner. 1591.
Pacton, James, tailor. 1637.
Padget, Thomas, tailor. 1654.
Padyham, Thomas, lemyndur (.'') 1442.
Paue, Thomas, smith. 1602.
Page, William, blacksmith. 1&16.
Page, Michael, gent. 1625.
Page, Robert, victualler. 1662.
Palmere, Thomas, gent. 1435.
Palmer, Robert, vintner. 1685.
Palmer, Richard, victualler. 1697.
Palfrey, Charles, victualler. 1753.
Paramore, Robert, of the Borough of St.

Martin nr. Cant., victualler. 1645.
Paren, Abraham, victualler. 1697.
Parfytt, John, innkeeper. 1581.
Pargrove, William, barber. 1496.

291

FREEMEN

292

Paris (Parys), Thomas, tailor. 15:8.

Paris, John, innholder. 1707.

Park, John, brewer. 1438.

Parke, John, wheeler. 1460.

Parke, John, draper. 1462.

Parker, Henry, yeoman. No date. From

a loose leaf of the 14th century.
Parker, John, of Sutton nr. Northbourne.

1403-

Parker, John, barber. 1470.

Parker, William, smith. 1527.

Parker, Esaye, maltman. 1598.

Parker, William, coachman. 1 654.

Parker, Ezekiel, maltster. 1656.

Parker, John, woolcomber. 1672.

Parker, Thomas, millener. 1760.

Parker, George, victualler. 1764.

Parker, Isaac, baker. 1768.

Parker, Robert, linendraper. 1791.

Parker, Joseph, hat haberdasher. 1799.

Parkes, Henry, weaver. 1623.

Parkinson, Robert, painter. 1663.

Parley, William, sub-custodian of West-
gate. 1482.

Parson, Ralph, saddler. 15S1.

Parson, John, cordvvainer. Paid los., the
other 30s. to be worked out in
mending of the children's shoes of
the hospitall. 1640.

Parsons, Luke, of Ashford, joiner. 171 6.

Partrich, John, butcher. 1534-

Passhley, John, hackneyman. 1547.

Paternoster, William, of Rochester, inn-
keeper. 1800.

Patteson, William, leatherseller. 17 17.

Patynson, Thomas, butcher. 1514-

Pawkel, Richard, of Petham. 1398.

Pawlyn, Thomas, gent. 1561.

Payable, John, cissor. 1427.

Payehorne, John, capper. 1405.

Payn, John, cook. 1403.

Payne, John, grocer. And then the
youngest child that the same John
had was named John Payn also and
of the age of ij yeres. 1526.

Payne, Sampson, maltster. 1599.

Payn, Thomas, tailor. 1683.

Payntour, John, mercer. 1431.

Paynter, Robert, grocer. 1532.

Pearce, George, cordvvainer. 1799.

Pearch, Thomas, tailor. 1668.

Pearson, William, victualler. 1776.

Peirce, William, carpenter. 1638.

Peirce, Griffith, joiner. 170S.

Peirce, William, victualler. 1708.

Peirce, John, grocer. 1788.

Peas (Pese), Thomas, grocer. 1485.

Peas, John, organ maker. 1675.

Peckyngton, Hugh, tailor. 1551.

Pedder, Robert, vintner. 1687.

Peele, William, plasterer. 1681.

Peers, Henry, gent. 1593.

Pell, John, butcher. 1615.

Pellam, Joseph, butcher. 1560.

Pelley, Alan, capper. (492.

Pembrooke, Richard, turner. 1658.

Pender, Robert, cutler. 1564.

Pende, John, carnifex. 1400.

Penfold, John, wooUendraper and linen-
draper. 1793.

Penington, William, vintner. 1678.

Peny, Robert, cissor. 1402.

Penny, John, perukemaker. 1768.

Penny, Richard, victualler. 1775.

Pensax, John, yeoman. 1547.

Penter, William. 1460.

Pepper, John, gent. 1644.

Pepper, Thomas, victualler. 1763.

Percey, William, hackneyman. 1529.

Percy, Thomas, gent. 1555.

Percy, Hugh, Serjeant. 1558.

Perry (Pery), John, baker. 1523.

Perry, Richard, victualler. 1727.

Pers, John, butcher. 1531.

Pers, Henry, capper. 1551.

Perseuall, Walter, skinner. 1444.

Person, Thomas, barber. 1531-

Pert, John, vintner. 141 4.

Peryn, John, weaver. 1520.

Peter (Petyr), Bartholomew, surgeon.
And the same time he had a daughter
aged 2^ years, named Johane Petyr.
1526.

Peteman, John, tailor. 1436.

Petman, Charles, victualler. 1704.

Petman, Edward, of Hackington, tanner.
1761.

Petman, John, tanner. 1727.

Pett, Thomas, butcher. 1491.

Pett, Thomas, grocer. 1771.

Petyt, James, vintner. 1440.

Pettyt, Richard, gent. 1592.

Pettit, William, coffee-house keeper. 1766.

Petwode, Richard, waxchandler. 1442.

Petyman, Sebastian, capper. 1514.

Phene, John, the younger, mercer. 1743.

Phene, Peter, silkweaver. 1743-

Phene, Peter, mason. 1743.

Philcox, John, lastmaker. 1627.

Phillipps, Walter, victualler. 1666.

Phillips, Thomas, victualler. 1688.

Phylpotte, John, hackneyman. 1472.

Philpott, Peter, maltman. 1558.

Phillpotte, Richard, victualler. 1599.

Philpott, Henry, butcher. 1682.

293

OF CANTERBURY.

294

Philpot, Thomas, of St. Martin's [Cant.],
wheelwright. 1735.

Philpott, John, miller. 17+1. Note. —
Son of Stephen Philpott, miller.

Philpott, Edward, victualler. 1771-

Philpott, Stephen, grocer. 1776.

Philpott, William, baker. 179Z.

Philpott, Thomas, butcher, i']')']-

Picard, John, barber. 1737.

Pickerel, John, barber-surgeon. 1398.

Pickrell, Thomas, cook. 1438.

Pickering, Richard, barber. 1642.

Piddock, John, cabinet maker. 1769.

Piers, John, tailor. 1593.

Pierce, John, vintner. 1678.

Pierce, John, tailor. 1733.

Pierce, Thomas, brewer. 1773-

Pierson, John, hackneyman. 1586.

Pierson, Richard, victualler. 1661.

Piggott, Arthur, of Lincoln's Inn, Esquire.
1790.

Pilcher, Thomas, confectioner. 1677.

Pilcher, John, of Holy Cross, Cant., tan-
ner. 1 76 1.

Pilcher, William, wheelwright. 1778.

Pilcher, William, victualler. 1800.

Pilon, Nicholas, weaver. 1719-

Pillow, John, silkweaver. 1757.

Pine, Thomas, basketmaker. 1696.

Piper, Alexander. 1399.

Pyper, Richard, innholder. 1559.

Pittington, Thomas, victualler. 1720.

Plane, W'llliam, corvesir. 1487.

Plaine, Richard, barber-surgeon. 1694.

Player, Robert, shoemaker. 1596.

Plomer, John, armourer. 1407.

Ploiiket, John, scrivener. 1415.

Plukele, John, couper. 1430-

Plumer, Edward, of the Borough of
Longport, shopkeeper. 1774.

Plumly, William, tailor. 1738.

Plumpton, John. 1479.

Pocok, John, corvesir. i455-

Poitevin, Peter, tailor. 1746.

Polayn, Robert. 1398.

Pollard, Thomas, tailor. 1422.

Pollard, William, brewer. 1613.

Pollard, James, brazier. 1782.

Poly, Roger, gent. 1534.

Poock, Richard, pistor. 1430.

Pooly, John, victualler. 16 13.

Pope, Deryk, currier. 1527.

Pope, John, victualler. 1778.

Popeioy, Arnold, bricklayer. 1634.

Porrage, Thomas, hackneyman. 1602.

Porson, John, carver. 1435.

Porter, Henry, turner. 1541.

Porter, John, brewer. 1636

Possche, John, draper. 1416.
Potkyn, James, glazier. 1494.
Potman, John, innholder. 1483.
Pottere, Thomas, ripper. 1446.
Potyer, Daniel, locksmith. 1542.
Potter, William, butcher. 1562.
Potter, John, bricklayer. 1636.
Potter, John, carpenter, i 744.
Potter, Joseph, of St. Dunstan's in Kent,

plumber. 1745.
Potter, Henry, the younger, carpenter.

1790.
Potvine, John, of the precincts of East

Bridge n. Cant., cordwainer.

1761.

Powell, Thomas, butcher. 1664.
Powell, Thomas, butcher. i66g.
Powell, William, innholder. 1676.
Powell, Joseph, grocer. 1686.
Powell, John, cordwainer. 1775.
Powkel, Richard, of Petham. 1398.
Pownes, Richard, skinner. 1540.
Pownos, George, skinner. 1524.
Prat, Richard, draper. 1408.
Prat, William, faber. 1425.
Prebble, Abraham, victualler. 1754.
Preston, Ralph, cook. 1498.
Pretteman, John, cordwainer. 1689.
Pricket, Richard, tanner. 1650.
Prickelt, Richard, victualler. 1681.
Prince, George, victualler. 1791.
Pringuer, Isaac, woolcomber. 1721.
Priour, W^illiam, mercer. 1495.
Pryourman, William, smith. 15 14.
Prise, Davye, cutler. 1599.
Prise, John, cutler. 1602.
Propchant, Thomas, grocer. 1463.
Propson, William, tiler. 1544.
Prounce, Michael, innholder. 1494.
Prowde (Proude), Thomas, dregher. 1412.
Proude, Thomas, clothier (?). 1423.
Prowde, Christopher, brewer. 1501.
Prowd, Harry, gent. 1561.
Prowd, Sampson, grocer. 1563.
Pullam, Robert, shoemaker. 1533.
Pullen, William, tailor. 1686.
Purveis, Robert, victualler. 1757.
Putston, John, shoemaker. 1558.
P)-all, William, wheelwright. 1773.
Pye, Thomas, tailor. 1546.
Pyeman, Thomas. 1410.
Pyers, Henry. 1420.
Pyke, Thomas, currier. 1596.
Pykenden, Thomas, fletcher. 1452.
Pykarel, Thomas, faber. 141 5.
Pykerell, Richard, saddler. 1525.
Pyket, Robert, taverner. 1415.
Pylkington, Thomas, tinker. 1601.
Pyllyng, Robert, smith. 1552.

295

FREEMEN

296

Pylson, Hugh, cutler. 1587.
Pymme, Robert, sheather. 1+39.
Pynchebek, Gilbert. 1407.
Pyiifold, Richard, petterer. 141 1.
Pyrye, Robert, waxchandler. 1414-
Pysing, (Piseing), John, baker. 1623.
Pising, Thomas, husbandman. 1672.
Pysing, William, victualler. i6gi.
Pysing, William, jeweller. 1734.
Pysing, John, the younger, goldsmith.

'737-
Pytham, Thomas, maltster. i6iz.
Pyttock, Richard, baker. 1587.
Quaif, John, victualler. 1752.
Quarton, Christopher, fuller. 1453.
Quested, Peter, butcher. 1738.
Quested, John, cooper. 1772-
Quested, Valentine, basketmaker. 17(59.
Questynbery, Henry, shoemaker. 1543.
Quoyff, Robert, saddler. 1561.
Quve, John, yeoman. 1472.
Radcliff, Curtianus, goldsmith. 1465.
Rage, John, carpenter. 1646.
Ralley, William, of Staplegate, butcher.

1656.
Ramsey, Thomas, butcher. 1569.
Ramshire, Adam, currier. 1656.
Rand, John, brewer. 1477.
Randall, Edward, brewer. 1723.
Ranson, John, glazier. 1506.
RatclifT. Richard, victualler. 1755.
Ratclifl", Stephen, victualler. 1777.
Rawley, Richard, shearman. 1539.
Rawlyn, Thomas, waxchandler. 1402.
Rawlyn, John, tailor. 1457.
Raybourne, James, physician. 15 16.
Rfiyleton, Richard, yeoman. 1543.
Raymond, John, painter. 1776.
Raynere, Thomas, smith. 1454.
Reyner, Jacob, victualler. 1664.
Raynsforde, William, barber. 1502.
Read (Reed), Henry. 1399.
Reade, Nicholas, waxchandler. 1421.
Reade, Richard, mercer. 1446.
Rede, Robert, tailor, 1543.
Reed, William, clothworker. 1569.
Reade, Edward, butcher. 1594.
Reede, William, cook. 1599.
Reade, William, brewer. 161 6.
Read, Thomas, baker. 1645.
Read, Lawrence, the younger, maltster.

1665.
Read, Thomas, baker. 1674.
Read, Thomas, victualler. 1680.
Read, William, barber. 16.S5.
Read, William, of St. Dunstan's, Kent,

plumber. 1800.
Reader, Reuben, victualler. 1737.

Reason, Philip, tailor. 1683.
Redbourne, Stephen, plumber. 1543.
Redfourth, Richard, glover. 1576.
Redhode, Ricbard, painter. 1501.
Redehode, Robert, fletcher. 1515.
Redshaw, John, skinner. 1529.
Redwood, Richard, baker. 1780.
Redy, John, carpenter. 1552.
Redyng, Arthur, baker. 1543.
Remysshe, John, baker. J519.
Reve, John, palemaker. 1523.
Reve, William, butcher. 1607.
Revet, William, miller. 1453.
Rews, Edmond, fuller. JS59.
Reyley, Edward, glasswright. 141 1.
Reynold, Thomas, smith. 1462.
Reynold, William, yeoman. 1472.
Raynold, Thomas, husbandman. 1479.
Raynold, Nicholas, yeoman. 1530.
Raynold, Thomas, mason. 1550.
Raynold, Stephen, tailor. 1593.
Reynolds (Renoldes), James, point-maker.

>572-

Rennoldes, Arthur, butcher. 1630.

Reynoldes, William, petty-chapman. 1 641 .

Reynolds, John, victualler. 1749.

Reynolds, Thomas, carpenter. 1760.

Rhodes (Roades), Richard, barber. 1564.

Rhodes, Joseph, butcher. 1716.

Ricard (Rycard), Thomas, corvesir. 1472.

R5'card, John, corviser. 1473.

Rycard, John, tailor. 1481.

Ricard, alias Coryer, corvesir. 1489.

Richardes, William, tailor. 1609.

Richards, Richard, butcher. 1797.

Richardson (Rychardson), William, lock-
yer. 1481,

Richardson, John, tailor. 1534.

Richardson, John, shoemaker. 1536.

Richardson, George, shoemaker. 1539.

Richardson, Garard, shoemaker. 1550.

Rychardson, John, fletcher. 1551.

Rychardson, Thomas, tailor. 1595.

Richardson, Daniel, victualler. 1639.

Richardson, Thomas, of Deal, tailor. 1774.

Richardson, Thomas, innkeeper. 1779.

Richer, John, tailor. 1500.

Richmond, (Rychemondj, William, tur-
ner. 1393.

Richemond, ^liles, fletcher. 1496.

Richemond, Paul, grocer. 15 10.

Ricketts, Benjamin, grocer. 1797.

Rickman, Joshua, salesman. 1784.

Rider (Ryder), William, cissor. 1400.

Ridar, John, carpenter. 1494.

Ridar, Jolm, shoemaker. 1498.

Rydar, Thomas, butcher. 1500.

Ryder, Edward, schoolmaster. 1607.

297

OF CANTERBURY.

298

Rider, Root, yeoman. 1615.
Riilley, Matthew, saddler. 1768.
Rigbie, Hugh, carpenter. 1607.
Kicrden (Rygddon), Bartholomew, hosier.

1446.
Rygdonn, Thomas, yeoman. 1449-
Rygdon, Thomas, mason. 1495.
Rigdon, William, tailor. 1506.
Rygdon, John, smith. 151+-
Ryggden, Thomas. 1559-
Rigden, John, maltster. i6gi.
Rigden, John, grocer. 1748.
Rightup, Peter, smith. 1519-
Rippon, Richard, tailor. 172 i.
Ritche, Thomas, yeoman. 1624.
Rixon, John, of London, cooper. 1777.
Roach, Thomas, joiner. 1745-
Robards, James, stationer. 1570.
Robas, John, shearman. 141 1.
Robelard, Henry, weaver. 1423.
Robert, William, butcher. 1503.
Roberts, Richard, tailor. 1571.
Robertes, Henry, tailor. 1627.
Roberts, John, apothecary. 1733.
Roberts, James, victualler. 1781.
Robertson, James, linendraper. 1786.

Robyn, John, spicer. 1416.
Robyn, [ohn, fishmonger. 148 1.
Robyns, Anthony, barber. 1555.
Robyns, Robert, grocer. 1564.
Robins, Arthur, surgeon. 1737.

Robynson, John, mercer. 1430.

Robynsson, Robert, tailor. 1560.

Robinson, John, innholder. 1725.

Robson, Geoffrey, yeoman. 1498.

kobuck, Henry, grocer. 1606.

Rodhouse, Samuel, tailor. 1760.

Ro<lle, Thomas, hosier. H?^-

Rodewell, John, corvesir. 140 1.

Rogger, Thomas. 1420.

Roger, Richard, glover. 1476.

Rogers, Ansell, shoemaker. 1616.

Rogers, George, cordwainer. 1645.

Rogers, Henry, wheeler. 1566.

Rogers, John, glazier and plumber. 1705.

Rogers, "William, glazier. 1747.

Roke, John, couper. 1528.

Rolf, James, yeoman. 1543-

Rolphe, Edward, bricklayer. 1636.

Rolfe, Clement, weaver. 1679.

Rolfe, Stephen, fisherman. 1761.

Roalf, Thomas, victualler. 1766.

Romyng, Robert, cissor. 1399.

Ronalds, James, cornfactor. 1794.

Rooke, Edward, laljourer. 1668.

Rooker, Thomas, victualler. 1737.

Roose, John, tailor. 1557.

Roots, Charles, grocer. 1795.

Rose, William. 141 o.
Rose, John, organmaker. 1475.
Rose, Roger, butcher. 1.178.
Rose, William. 1509.
Rose, Gregory, capper. 1530.
Rotheram, John, gent. 1469.
Rotherford, Edward, innholder. 1498.
Rowley, Thomas, tailor. 1520.
Royce, Nicholas, tailor. 1472.
Royle, Joseph, distiller. 1764.
Rozee, Abraham, baker. 1775.
Ruck, .Simon, innholder. 1684.
Ruffard, Titus, bricklayer. i65o.
Ruglyss, Robert, victualler. 1760.
Rumfield, John, tailor. 1613.
Rumley, Henry James, victualler. 1765.
Russell, Adreas, notary. 1440.
Russell, Richard, baker. 1550.
Russell, Clement, glazier. 1561.
Russell, John, surgeon. 1580.
Russell, William, tanner. 16 14.
Russell, William, collarmaker. 1654.
Russell, Simon, victualler. 1&64.
Russell, Edward, of Maidstone, banker.

1800.
Russhle, John, butcher. 1469.
Rutland, William, of London, apothecary.

1500.
Rutland, William. 1509.
Rutlond, Francis, grocer, had then 2

daus. the eldest, Alys, aged 2 yrs.,

and the youngest, ALary, aged one

year. 1526.
Ryde, Robert, fisher. 1438. '
Rydout, Thomas, silkweaver. 1782.
Rye, Joel, ripper. 16 10.
Rye, John, labourer. 1719.
Rye, Edward, cordwainer. 1731.
Rye, Benjamin, victualler. 1753.
Rygelton, William, skinner. 1442.
Rysewyke, Hamann, hardwareman. 1471.
Sackett, Nathaniel, gent. 1659.
Sacreston, John, yeoman, whose youngest

child Anne, was then A a year old.

1527-
Sadler, William, victualler. 1772.
Saffery, Vincent, innholder. 1726.
SatTery. John, victualler. 1795.
Saghiere, Richard. 1394.
St. Nicholas (Seynnycolas), Thomas, gent.

1442.
Salkin, Stephen, barber. 1487.
Salken, William, barber. 1498.
Saltwell, John, baker. 1743.
Saluz, John, victualler. 1428.
Sandford, William, practitioner in physic.

1664.
Sandre, John, barber. 14+0-

299

FREEMEN

300

Saunder, George, brewer. 1532.
Sanders, Richard, hackneyman or ripper.

1610.
Saunders, Francis, tailor. 1628.
Sanders, John, glover. 1637.
Sanders, John, carpenter. 16+6.
Saunders, William, labourer. 165 i.
Sanders, Richard, fellmonger. 1681.
Sanders, Thomas, victualler. i68i.
Sanders, Richard, grocer. 1705.
Sankey, Samuel, victualler. 1755.
Sankey, William, maltster. 1755.
Sarisbery, Simon. 1406.
Savadge, John, cordwainer. 1689.
Sawbridge, Jacob, Esquire. 1789.
Saxpease.^Richard, innholder. 1555.
Saxton, VVilliam, vintner. i+55-
Say, William. 1441.
Sayer, Thomas. 1395-
Sare, Thomas, draper. 1467.
Sare, Robert, tailor, i486.
Sayer, John, mercer. 1534.
Saier, Valentine, bricklayer. 1641.
Sayer, John, cordwainer. 1705.
Schalkston, Reginald, draper. 1421.
Scherreue, John. 1393.
Sclater, John, yeoman. 1443.
Scoats, Thomas, victualler. 1782.
Scoles, John, carpenter. 1436.
Scot, William, of Westgate, draper. 1415.
Scot, John, taverner. 141 6.
Skot, Richard, mercer. 1424.
Scott, Christopher, tailor. 1536.
Scott, Edward, freemason. 1632.
Scott, Walter, saddler. 1759-
Scudamore, John, innholder. 1725.
Seare, William, labourer. i68i.
Seath, Robert, linendraper. 1792.
Seaward, Giles, tailor. 1607.
Selby, William. 1404.
Selby, Andrew, collarmaker. 1482.
Selsy, William, cook. 1443.
Selvester, Henry, yeoman. 1616.
Semark, William, cooper, whose youngest

child was named Thomas. 1528.
Semark, John, cowper. 1541.
Semere, John, chandler. 1445.
Sengelyn, John, corvesir. 1423.
Seriaunt, Robert, saddler. 1393.
Serlys, Robert, saddler. 1416.
Sertayn, James, cook. 1466.
Seth, William, victualler. 1750.
Sethyng, Robert, shoemaker. 1549.
Sewell, John, baker. 1513.
Shafe, Thomas, ferror. 143 i.
Sharp, lohn, scrivener. 1447.
Sharp, John, cook. i4&3-
Sharpe, John, clothier. 1633.

Shatwater, William, brewer. 1691.
Shawe, Robert, weaver. 1564.
Shaxton, William. 1610.
Sheaf, Richard, victualler. 1755.
Sheldon, Thomas, vintner. 1689.
Shelley, John, of London, mercer. 1474.
Shelton, Thomas, tailor. 1437.
Sheopard, John, shoemaker. 1607.
.Shepestayl, William, currier. 1414.
Sherlond, Jolin, i:urrier. 1530.
Sherreue, John. 1393.
Shewe, Robert, baskeimaker. 1548.
Shingwell, John, goldsmith. 1480.
Shooesmith, Wdliam, victualler. 1693.
Shore, Humphrey, victualler. 1650.
Shore, Nicholas, victualler. 16S9.
Shorte, Thomas, fuller. 1454.
Shorte, John, carpenter, i ;oi.
Shot, Abraham, grocer. 1782.
Shove, Henry, of Lincoln's Inn, London,

Esquire. 1800.
Shoveler, John, brickla3'er. 1784.
Shrogge, Thomas, cook. 1476.
Sigston, John, vintner. 1656.
Silk, James, victualler. 1753.
Simmons, Stephen, cook. 1654.
Simmonds, Samuel, victualler. 1750.
Simmonds, Thomas, victualler. 1779.
Simmonds, Edward, victualler. 1781.
Simmonds, John, linendraper. 1797.
Simonds. Richard, feltmaker. 1744. See

Symonds.
Simpson, Robert, brewer. 1643. See

Sympson.
Sims, Henry, grocer. 1707.
Sims, George, watchmaker. 1745. See

Symmes.
Sithers, William, blacksmith. 1713.
Skulton, Thomas, butcher. 1466.
Skynner, Henry. 1405.
Skynnere, Gerard. 1429.
Skypton, Thomas, fletcher. 1420.
Skyrmar, William, baker, his youngest

child, John, was then J of a year

old.

'527-

Slapton, John. 1406.
Slipper, Edward, baker. 1764.
Slodden, William, gent. 1786.
Slyght, William, smith. 1459.
Smale, John, tailor. 1439.
Smale, William, baker. 16 14.
Small wode, Richard, baker. 1440.
Smelt, Richard, cook. 1424.
Smith (Smyth), Roger. 1398.
Smyth, Thomas, tailor. 1423.
Smyth, Thomas, brewer. 1434.
Smyth, William, smith. 1452.
Smyth, Thomas, innholder. i48z.

301

OF CANTERBURY.

302

Smyth, John, hackneyman. 1498.
Smyth, Walter, capper. 1520.
Smyth, William, bellfounder. 1526.
Smyth, Edward, butcher. 1532.
Smyth, Edmund, tailor. 1551-
Smythe, Patrick, bricklayer. 1552.
Smyth, John, pewterer. 1589.
Smyth, John, the younger, son of the

foregoing, pewterer. 1589.
Smyth, William, musician. 1601.
Smith, Christopher, miller. 1614.
Smyth, Edward, hatter. 161 6.
Smith, William, glover. 1626.
Smith, Thomas, tanner. 1633.
Smith, Edward, maltster. 1655.
Smith, Henry, blacksmith. 1655.
Smith, John, farrier. 1659.
Smith, William, maltster. 1665.
Smith, John, barber-surgeon. 1667.
Smith, Thomas, feltmaker. 1681.
Smith, Matthew, butcher. 1685.
Smith. Thomas, grocer. 1725.
Smith, Edward, carpenter. 1765.
Smith, John, victualler. 1771.
Smith, "Maurice, cheesemonger. 1771-
Smith, Charles, grocer. 1791-
Smith, Henry, coachmaker. 1797.
Smothyng, Edmund, scrivener. 1515.
Snaw, William, tailor. 1478.
Snelling, John, victualler. 1800.
Snoulton, Osborn, fellmonger and

breechesmaker. 1778.
Solley, Thomas, tailor. 1633.
Somes, John, smith. 1689.
Sommers, Hugh, tailor. i66g.
Sommers, Hugh, coachman. 1671.
Summers, John, of St. Paul's in Kent,

carpenter. 1773.
Soper, Laurance, butcher. 1465.
South, Stephen, clothworker. 1640.
South, William, gent. 1697.
Southee, William, grocer. 1753.
Southhouse, Thomas, victualler. 1752.
Soryveyn, John, webbe. 1405.
Spaine, Thomas, brewer. 1667.
Spaine, Richard, victualler. 1683.
Spaleyng, Robert, haberdasher. 1466.
Sparkewell, John, capper. 1494.
Sparkewell, Richard, fuller. 1506.
Sparlynge, Edward, limeburner. 1473.
Specke, Thomas, harness maker. 1636.
Spence, Robert, of Southwark, hop-
factor. 1789.
Spencer, John, corvesir. 1428.
Spenser, Robert, baker. 1539.
Spencer, John, coal merchant. 1777.
Spice, John, brazier. 1604.
Spraggin, John, tallow chandler. 173J.

Spratt, Henry, innholder. 1705.
Spratt, Thomas, linendraper. 1736-
Spratt, Robert, grocer. 1769.
Springgett. John, victualler. 1778.
Sprott, John, broiderer. 1490.
Sprott, Richard, smith. 1540.
Spycer, Richard, basketmaker. 1562.
Spycer, Henry, innholder. 16 18.
Stace, Thomas, mercer. 1425.
Stacy, Nicholas, haberdasher. 1614.
Stains, Richard, ironmonger. 1747-
Standrue {? St. Andrew), John, chandler.

1420.
Stanle, Thomas, mason. i4+5-
Standly, [blank], blacksmith. 1568.
Standley, John, brewer. 1603.
Stanly, Jeremy, yeoman. 1643.
Stanton, Roger, fletcher. 1472.
Stapull, William, glazier. 1490.
St.iple, Samuel, mercer. 1589.
Starke, Adam, taverner. 1464.
Starke, William, Junior, taverner. 1472.
Stark,Edward, cabinetmaker. 1774.
Starky, John, yeoman. 1524.
Starky, Wdliam, currier. 1540.
Starr, Thomas, gent. 1790.
Steede, Thomas, maltman. 1618.
Steed, Ale.xander, innkeeper. 1652.
Steede, Edward, baker. 1703.
Steed, Thomas, distiller. 1734.
Stephen, John, of Whitstable. 1477.
Stephen, Thomas, husbandman. 1492.
Stephyn, Nicholas, saddler. 1503.
Stephen, Robinson, coachman. 1671.
Stephens, Stephen, mercer. 1415.
Stephens, John, victualler. i688.
Stephenson, Richard, corvesir. i486.
Sterke, William, hosteler. 145 5- '^'^

Starke.
Sterky, William, vintner. i4+7- •^'''
Starky.

Stevene, John, brewer. 1442.

Stevyn, William, yeoman. 1560.

Stevens, Richard, miller. 1715.

Stevenson, James, victualler. 1770.

Steward, Reginald, alias dictus Baksnothe,
chapman. 1436.

Steward, John, tailor. 1543.

Stiff, John, victualler. 1772.

Stiles, Matthew, cordwainer. 1663.

Stock (Stokk), William, brewer. 1548.

Stock, Daniel, framework knitter. 1776.

Stokel, John. 1394.

Stokes (Stokys), Thomas, glazier. 1393.

Stokes, Henry. 1401.

Stokes, George, wheelwright. 1609.

Stokham, John, sawyer. 1453.

Stokwode, Johii, brewer. 1472.

303

FREEMEN

304

Stonard, Robert, maltster. 1673.
Stone, John, waxchandler. 1408.
Stone, John, mercer. H^J-
Stone, Richard, maltman. 161 3.
Stone, John, tailor. 1658.
Stonbregge, Thomas, fletcher. i403'
Stonbregge, Richard, wheeler. i+77-
Stopyndon, Richard. 1401.
Stopyndon, William, carnifex. 1401.
Story, Leonard, vintner. 161 5.
Stredwicke, Thomas, wheelwright. 1599.
Stredwicke, James, maltster. 1665.
Street, William, victualler. 1800.
Streeting, James, innholder. 1732.
Streeting, |ohn, gent. 1766.
Stretar, John, baker. 1533.
Stretar, Gabriel, yeoman. 1551.
Stretar, William, baker. 1552.
Strevyn, Peter, baker. 1543.
Stringer, George, of Dover, Esquire. 1788.
Stroder, Thomas, butcher. 1530.
Strong, Edward, smith. 1590.
Strouts, Thomas, upholster. 1734.
Strowd, John, innkeeper. 1635.
Stulpe, John, wheeler. 1493.
Sturdy, Robert, brewer. 1505.
Sturges, Thomas, porter dealer. 1798.
Stylle, John, glover. 1438.
Stylman, William, baker. 15 15.
Stynton, Gilbert, shoemaker. 1561.
Sufflet, John, innholder. 1^6$.
Sutton, Richard. 1402.
Sutton, Richard, homebaker. 1475.
Sutton, George, glazier. 1490.
Sutton, Robert, carpenter. 15 15.
Sutton, Robert, gent. 1671.
Swales, Edward, victualler. 1786.
Swanton, Robert, shoemaker. 1560.
Swetton, Nicholas, mason. 1475.
Swetyng, William, tailor. 1527.
Sweeting, Thomas, brewer. 1641.
Swift (Swy(te), Stephen, mason. 1415.
Swyft, Stephen, lemynour. 1438-
Swift, John, bricklayer. 1632.
Swordar, Henry, glover. 1467.
Swynford, John, tailor. 1440-
Swynsbery, John, Ijackneyman. 1567.
Symkyn, Edmund, shearman. 1580.
Symme, Harry, cowpt-r. 1505.
Symmes, William, grocer. 1573. Set

Sims.
Symon, Nicholas, painter. i499-
Symons, George, whitesmith. 1576.
Symonds, William, fisher. 1444.
Symonds, Henry, vintner. '451- Sec

Simonds.
Sympson, William, tailor. 1499.
Symson, John, clothworker. 1543.

Sympson, Ambrose, butcher. 1555. See

Simpson.
Taddy, John, surgeon. 1764.
Tadhunter, William, hairdresser. 1790.
Talbot, Henry, hosteler. 1425.
Tallys, John, cook, 1625.
Talput. William, saddler. 1691.
Talputt, Thomas, vintner. J 723.
Tame, William. 1436.
Tammorth, Nicholas. 1399.
Tamworth, John, corvesir. 1419.
Tandy, Richard, victualler. 1798.
Tannere, John, chapman. 1436.
Tapley, James, victualler. 1709.
Tarrant, William. 1422.
Tarry, John, brazier. 1399.
TatnalL Randall. 1555.
Taylor, John, corvesir. 1423.
Taillour, Robert, merchant. 1494.
Tailour, Christopher, yeoman. 15 16.
Tayllour, John, brewer. 15 19.
Tavlor, William, " by trade A Taylor."

1618.
Tailor, Robert, hackneyman. 1 646.
Tailer, William, of Holy Cross, Cant-,

butcher. 1658.
Tailer, Arthur, butcher. 1663.
Tailor, William, coachmaker. 1668.
Taylor, William, coachman. 1669.
Tailor, Walter, victualler. 1691.
Taylor, Lee, of Hackington, bricklayer.

1761.
Tebbe, John, of Chilham. 1406.
Tebbe, Thomas, weaver. 1425.
Tego, William, tailor. 1502.
Tempreman, Philip, woolcomber. 1732.
Tenham, William, fuller. 1472.
Tenham, William, mason. 1483.
Tent, John, armourer. i47+'
Terry, Peter, butcher. 1440.
Terry, Augustine, innkeeper. 1595.
Terry, John, carpenter, for wh. he paid

his fine in working and allowing stufl'

for the new making of Ridiiigate

both tlie leaves therof. 1614.
Terre, Michael, the younger, gent. 1^33.
Terry, Mr. Michael, cheesemonger. 1669.
Terry, John, carpenter. 17 10.
Tewkysbery, William, capper. 15 14.
Tlianet, William. 1407.
Thatchar, William, shoemaker. 1571.
Thatcher, John, tailor. 1614.
Thatcher, George, victualler. 1757. See

Thetchare.
Theobald, Edward, carpenter. 1682.
Thetchare, William, fuller. 1+52. See

Thatcher.
Thobaud, William, cordvvainer. 1426.

305

OF CANTERBURY.

306

Thomas, David, shearman, i+by.
Thomas, Giles, tailor. 147 1.
Thomas, Walter, innholder. 1474.
Thomas, John, poynter. 1528.
Thomas, Mark, gent. 1738.
Thomson, Robert, of Westgate street,

miller. 1484.
Tomson, John, shoemaker. 1498.
Thomson, William, beerbrewer. 1520.
Thomson, Richard, carpenter. 1531.
Thompson, John, woolcomber. i68i.
Tompson, John, saddler. 1721.
Tompson, William, labourer. 1755.
Thompson, Edward, grocer. 1760.
Thornley, John, dyer. 1684.
Thornton, John, yeoman. 1469.
Thornton, Lazarus, of Dover, baker. 1727.
Thorpe, John, barber. 1520.
Thorp, William, cornchandler. 1738.
Thorp, John, butcher. 1756.
Throste, William, skinner. 1436.
Thrum, Richard, victualler. 1729.
Thurlwall, Thomas, innholder. 1488.
Thurston, Thomas, grocer. 1790.
Thyknielke, Roger, capper. 1482.
Tibbs, Elisha, victualler. 1772.
Tiddeman, Henry, hosier and linendraper.

1792.
Tilby, Thomas, coachman. 1668.
Tilby, Henry, fellmonger. 1685.
Titterton (Tytterton), Richard, cowper.

1612.
Titterton, Robert tailor. 1655.
Toker, Edward, Esquire. 1789.
Tong, Christopher, brewer. ijjS.
Tong, James, butcher. 1718.
Tote, Stephen, pistor. 1407.
Tote, John, cook. 1410.
Tournay, William, surgeon. 1751.
Toward, William, farrier. 1704.
Towne, Richard, tailor. 1453.
Traherne, Ely, cordwainer. ib38.
Trent, George, baker. i6oq.
Trewe, Richard. 1404.
Treys, Thomas, weaver. 1443.
Trimnell, John, surgeon and apothecary.

•793-
Trippe, Bartholomew, yeoman. 1467.
Tritton (Trytton), Simon, innkeeper. 1581.
Tritton, Henry, saddler. 1795.
Tritton, John, draper and tailor. 1797-
Troppam, Thomas, yeoman. 1472.
Tropham, William, hosier. 1491.
Trott, Walter, baker. 1533.
Trottere, Thomas. 1394.
Troword, Robert, clothier. 1602.
Trowlove, Nicholas, saddler. 1552.
Trussett, John, mercer. 1489.

Tuck, Richard, vintner. 161 2.

Tucker, John, joiner. 1598.

Tucker, William, pump-maker. 1661.

Tucker, Richard, collarmaker. 1662.

Tuckey, Alexander, tailor. 1697.

Tumber, William, clothworker. 1668.

Turbee, John, victualler. 177?.

Turner (Tomer), Richard, tiler. 1544.

Turner, William, grocer. 1632.

Turner, Richard, victualler. 1692.

Turtfete, Edward, shearman. 1490.

Tusnoth, John, chandler. 1451.

Tustian, John, joiner (being one of the
people called Quakers). 1732.

Tyell, John, wodour. 1442.

Tyler, Oliver, cutler. 1740.

Tyllye, John, of Boughton Blean. 1458.

Tylley, |ohn, baker. 1492.

Tylly, William, barber, whose youngest
child, William, was then 3 years old.
1528.

Tyndall, Adam, baker. 1489.

Tynny, William, tailor. 1502.

Ugden, John, yeoman. 1531.-

Umfray, Thomas, shoemaker. 1521.

Undyrdowne, John, grocer. 1472.

Underdowne, George, barber. 1530.

Underdown, Richard, shoemaker. 1558-

Ungley, Thomas, butcher. 1544.

Upclam, John, wodour. 1442.

Upryse, John, corvesir. 15 15.

Upton, Thomas, baker. 1393.

Upton, William, shearman. 1393.

Upton, Richard, glover. 1403.

Upton, Simon, pistor. 1407.

Upton, Richard, tailor. 1450.

Upton, John, baker. 1738.

Upton, John, victualler. 1791.

Urrey, James, taverner. 14 10.

Usbarn, Thomas, carpenter. 141 5.

Usbarn, Thomas, smith. 1471.
Usbarston, John, shoemaker. 1564.
Usborn, James, smith, 1534.
Usborn, Hamond, smith. 1545.
Vaglian, Thomas, Esquire, Alderman of

Westgate Ward. 1461.
Vales, John, sawyer. 1523.
Valet, Simon, hosier. 1414.
Vandernote, John, physician. 1527.
Vanner, Henry, beerbrewer. 1606.
Vanzele, John, shoemaker. 1524.
Varnam, Thomas, victualler. 1598.
Vatrey, Robert, glover. 1649.
Vawdry, Roger, goldsmith. 1546.
Vaws, James. 1570.
Venner, John, Esquire. 1789.
Verrear, Richard, grocer. 1622.
Verson, Harman, glazier. 1552.

307

FREEMEN

308

Vickers, Stephen, victualler. 1786.

Vile, Henry, victualler. 1699.

Vincent, John. 1394.

Vyncent, Thomas, brewer. 1422.

Vincent, John, gent. 1630.

Vincent, John, of the Precincts, musician.
1646.

Viney, Thomas, butcher. 1754.

Virgily, John. 1394.

Virly, Robert, Junior, pelterer. 141 9.

Viser, John, dyer. 161 6.

Vyllers, Stephen, mercer. 1524.

Vyno', Thomas, cissor. 14 '4-

Vytell, Thomas, tiler. 1505.

Vyther, John, butcher. 1539.

Wade, John, grocer. 1483.

Wadwell, Henry, brewer. 1685.

Waed, William, miller. 1559.

Waed, John, linendraper. 1561.

VVakefelde, John, butcher. 1515.

Wakefelde, George, scrivener. 1532.

Wakefeild, Laurance, cook. 1637.

Wakefield, Thomas, of Barham, maltster.
1669.

Wakefield, Simon, cordwainer. r6gi.

Wale, William, husbandman. 1686.

Walker, John, tailor, i486.

Walker, John, plumber. 1488.

Walker, John, tailor. 1492.

Walker, John, tailor. 15 13.

Walker, Thomas, tailor. 1538.

Walker, Harry, miller. 1561.

Walkar, Lawrence, tailor. 1369.

Walker, William, butcher. 1615.

Walker, Nathaniel, grocer. 1704.

Walker, John, victualler. 1764.

Waller, Robert, tailor. 1549.

Waller, John, victualler. 1736.

Wallis (Wallys), John, vintner. 1460.

Wallis, John, tailor. 1646.

Wallis, James, pavior. 1689.

Wallis, John, vintner. 1738.

Wallop, William, shoemaker. 1550.

Wallsole, John, hackneyman. 1473.

Waltere, Thomas, gent. 1448.

Walter, Edward, shoemaker. 1580.

Walton, Nicholas, chapman. i447-

Wawllton, John, shoemaker. 1560.

Walton, John, victualler. 1739.

Wanstall, Edward, the younger, linen-
draper. 1755.

Wanstall, John, victualler. 1789.

Warburgh, Remundus, tinker. 1394.

Warde, Robert, hostler. 1487.

Warde, Edward, tailor. 1603.

Ward, John, vintner. 1671.

Ward, William, clockmaker. 1715.

Ward, Edward, butcher. 1741.

Wardyn, Matthew, pointer. 1560.
Warham, Edward, embroiderer. 1623.
Warlowe, William, tailor. 1505.
Warner, John, linendraper. 1800.
Waren, Matthew, grocer. 1496.
Warren, Richard, glover. 1600.
Warren, William, shoemaker. 161 5.
Warren, Richard, cordwainer. 1640.
Warenere, Hugh, barber. i4S3-
Warriner, Philip, gardener. 1658.
Warwelle, William, skinner. 1432.
Warwell, Thomas, bricklayer. 161 8.
Warwick, Henry, victualler. 1692.
Wassayle, John, pewterer. 1523.
Wasteil, Peter, silkweaver. 1772.
Wastelman, William, weaver. 1425-
Water, Edward, shoemaker. 1548.
Waters, Jonas, brewer. 1590.
Waters, Thomas, coachman. 1656.
Waters, Edmund, innholder. 1685.
Wates, Edward, clothier. 1632.
Watkyn, John, alias Doniinus. John, of

Calais, corvesir. 1429.
Waikynson, Gilbert, innkeeper. 1573.
Watmer, William, gent. 1598.
Watson, James, tailor. 1524.
Watson, William, tailor. 1526.
Watson, John, glover. 1581.
Watson, John, hackneyman. 1587.
Watson, John, victualler. 1752.
Wattes, William, painier. 1636.
Watts, John, clockmaker. 1721.
Wayne, Robert, cook. 1472.
Waynflet, William, jeweller. 141 1.
Waytt, Larrance, shoemaker. 1560.
Waite, Peter, tanner. 1656.
Wealde, John, pelterer. 1410.
Wealys, Humphry, baker. 1513.
Webbe, Nicholas. 1400.
Webbe, Henry, weaver. 1423.
Webbe, John, tallovvchandler. 1477.
Webbe, George, mercer. 1532.
Webb, John, maltster. 1631.
Webb, William, cook. 1665.
Webb, John, carpenter. 1680.
Webb, John, victualler. 1691.
Webb, James, victualler. 1692.
Webb, Elias, victualler. 1759.
Webb, Thomas, bricklayer. 1773.
Webster, Benjamin, victualler. 1737.
Wedo, John, yeoman. 1467.
Wedope, John, tailor. 1528.
Weekes, John, carpenter. 1657.
Weekes, William, rag-dyer. 1720.
Welbourne, Robert, cook. i486.
Welch, Thomas, victualler. 1750.
Welden, Thomas, tailor. 1570.
Weldyssh, John, brewer. 1475.

309

OF CANTERBURY.

310

Wellard, Richard, papeimaker. 1693.

Wells (VVellys), William, parish clerk.
1469.

Welles, Richard, shoemaker. 1 5 1 9.

Welles, Roger, tailor. 1525.

Wells, William, yeoman. 15+4.

Welles, Thomas, yeoman. 1559.

Wells, Thomas, grocer. 17S3.

Wellyn, William, cobbler. 1548.

Welson, John, saddler. 1550.

Welton, William, chapman. 1630.

Wemesherste, Thomas, capper. 1507.

Wenlok, John, haberdasher. 1468.

Wereynge,Thomas, of Great Chart. 1394.

Wertynge, Geoffrey, brewer. 141 5.

West, Stephen, tailor. 1430.

West, Thomas, butcher. 1570.

West, Edward, viciualler. 1739.

Westbeche, Timothy, smith. 1590.

Westbrook, Caleb, innholder. 1650.

Westmoreland, Robert, glover. 1564.

Weston, John, yeoman. 1526.

Weston, Thomas, shoemaker. 1592.

Weuers, John, cook. 1393.

Weuere, Thomas, weaver. 1422.

Wharton, Myles, cutler. 1600.

Whatiowe (Whetlowe), Robert, hackney-
man.- 1554.

Whatiowe, John, butcher. 1575.

Wheelwright, Thomas, victualler. 1746.

Wheetlye, James, hackneyman. 1559.

Whetley, Henry, fletcher. i486.

Whete, John, fuller. J437-

Whetenhall, Charles, vintner. 1581.

Whetewey, John, corvesir. 1443.

W'hetston, John, innholder. 1639.

Whetston, Edward, innholder. 1640.

White (Whyte), James, tailor. 1472.

Whyte, William, hackneyman. 1494.

Whyztt, Stephen, jernembuz'. 1568.

White, John, one of Her Majesty's guard.

1599-

White, Bartholomew, vintner. 16 15.

Whitt, Edward, cordwainer. 1623.

White, Thomas, baker. 1677.

White John, victunller. 1737.

White, James, turner. 1766.

Whitaker, Joseph, victualler. ■737.

Whitfield, Thomas, victualler, pd. £-i
17s. 6d. out of £i\. in 1656, but was
never sworn or admitted until 1658.

Whitfield, Francis, potter. 1734.

Whitfield, Henry, potter. '750.

Whitfield, William, victualler. 1761.

Whityng, Roger. 1404.

Whitinge, Matthew, shoemaker. 1603.

Whiting, George. 1703.

Whitlok, John, draper. 1463.

Whitmay, John, collarmaker. 1496.

Whitnall, William, victualler. 1771.

Wiboschirs, John. 1396.

Wilcock (VVylcok), Edmund, mercer.
1510.

Wilcocke, John, tailor. 1630.

Wilco.x, William, linendraper. 1797.

Wilford, Thomas, Knight. 1625.

Wilkinson (Wylkynson), Adam, carpen-
ter. 1473.

Wylkynson, John, servingman. 1 5 1 6.

Wylkynson, William, glazier. 1541.

Wylkynson, Peter, hackneyman. 1546.

Wilkinson, William, innholder. 1601.

Wilkinson, John, vintner. 1664.

Willes, John, woolcomber. 1635.

Willey, Paschal, currier. 1736.

William, John, fuller. 1399.

Wylliam, Stephen, skinner. 1452.

William, Pett-r, capper. 1475.

Wyllyams, Humphrey, tailor, for which
he should have paid £i, but after
payment of 40s. he departed this
city, without payment of the rest.
1569.

Williams, John, victualler. 1654.

Williams, James, upholster. 1680.

VN'illiams, John, brewer. 17 10.

Williams, Walter, blacksmith. 17 10.

Williams, Henry, carpenter. 1738.

Williamson, William, goldsmith. 1525.

Williamson, John, shoemaker. 1537.

Williamson, John, surgeon. 1768.

Williamson, Stephen, cordwainer. 1794.

Williamson, Stephen, cordwainer. 1796.

Williamson, Simon John, plumber and
glazier. 1800.

Willis (Wyllys), William, butcher. 1393.

Wyllys, John, brewer. 1426.

Wilson, Thomas, yeoman. 1487.

Wylson, Edward, yeoman. 1607.

Wilson, Trustrum, innkeeper. 1635.

Willson, Isaac, vintner. 1671.

Wilson, John, blacksmith. 1781.

Wilton, I'homas. 1400.

Wiltshire, John, wheelwright. 1757.

Wiltshire, John, Junior, wheelwright.
1761.

Winnifrith, William, cordwainer. 1750.

Wodenne, Philip. 1394.

Woghope, Thomas, hosier. 1500.

Wolriych, William, barber. 1472.

Wood (Wode), Richard, mercer. 1530.

Wood, William, cordwainer. 1637.

Wood, Samuel, innholder. 1656.

Wood, William, pastrycook. 1784.

Wood, John, victualler. 1792.

Woodfall, [blank], victualler. 1665.

311

FREEMEN

312

Woodgate (Wodgate), John, lymynour.

1392.
Woodgate, John, vintner. i68z.
Wodeland, William, carnifex. 1398.
Woodland, Aaron, butcher. 1627.
Woodman, Henry, weaver. For this

freedome he paid \'- and did take

one Edward Ferry a poore boye to

be his apprentice. 1595.
Woodruff, Cumberland, surgeon and

apothecary. 1796.
Woodward. William, victualler. 1692.
Wolpette, John, mercator. 1405.
Woolshafen, John, apothecary. 1709.
Worger, John, carpenter. 1787.
Worseley, Thomas, victualler. 1736.
Worthy, John, joiner and carpenter. 1788.
Wotton, William, carpenter. 1632.
Wootton, Edward, victualler. 1769.
Woware, John, baker. 145 i.
Wrayght, Nicholas, maltman. 1610.
Wraight, Daniel, grocer. 1726.
Wreghte, John, furbour. i43^-
Wreight, Matthew, tailor. 1668.
Wreight, Jacob, feltmaker. 1674.
Wren, Richard, baker. 1504.
Wrenn, John, surgeon. 1638.
Wryght, Gregory. 1422.
Wryght, John, tailor. 1490.
Wryght, Thomas, capper. 1542.
Wright, Sampson, musician. 1638.
Wright, John, musician. 1644.
Wright, William, bricklayer. J 789.
Wright, James, plumber and glazier. 1 800.
Wydet, William, baker. 1425.
Wygyns, John, baker. 1514.
Wyggens. Paul, bricklayer. 1618.
Wyke, William, maltster. 1742.
Wykham (Wykman written over) William,
pistor. 1427.

Wykham, Thomas, tailor, i486.

Wykys, Richard, butcher. 1455.

Wykys, John, butcher. 1534.

Wyide, John, currier. 1531.

Wyldbore, Jeram', mercer. 1533.

Wyles, Edmund, Esquire. 1461.

Wiles, John, of Holy Cross, Cant., carpen-
ter. 1 76 1.

Wymborne, William, chandler. 141 5.

Wyngfeld, John, goldsmith. 1533.

Wyngemer, Thomas. 141 o.

Wynk, William, baker. 1544.

Wynne, Hugh, yeoman. 15 19.

Wynston, Giles, scrivener. 1.560.

Wynter John, butcher. 1533.

Wynter, John, tailor. 1559.

Wyse, Henry, gent. 1435.

Wysparte, Richard, apothecary. 1500.

Wyther, Thomas. 1545.

Wytherhay. Guy, hackneyman. 1583.

Wythyer, John, the younger, butcher. 1554

Wytt, John, butcher. 1558.

Yeman, Thomas, capper. 1543.

Yernysley, James, weaver. 1551.

Yomanson, John, joiner. 15 18.

Yong, William, shearman. 1393.

Yonge, William, vintner. 1443.

Yonge, Peter. 1448.

Yong, John, tailor. And then the seid
John Yong had a doughter named
Margery of the age of viij wekys.
1525-

Yong, John, tailor. 1534.

Younge, Thomas, maltman. 161 1.

Young, Thomas, beerbrewer. 1636.

Young, Elias, maltster. 1665.

Young, John, of Dover, victualler. 1773.

Young, Robert, of Westgate in Kent,
carpenter. 1785.

PART V.

3freenien b^ ©ift

Agar, Benjamin, gent. 1689.

Aldworth, Richard, Esquire, Secretary to
the Most Reverend Father in God,
William [Juxon], now Lord Arch-
bishop of Canterbury. 1661.

Aisop, John, innkeeper. 1585.

Amhurst, John, of East Farleigh, Esqr.
1700.

Amyar, Richard, beerbrewer. 1578.

Andrew, John, scrivener. 1551.

Annot, Charles, surgeon. 1639.

Aspden, William, tailor. 1608.

Atkynsson, Thomas, barber. 1559.

Austen, Valentine, vintner, in regard of
the good service of his late father
being a loyal subject to his King,
&c., and being denyed his freedome
then. 1683.

Baker, William, jerkynmaker. 1584.

Barckowll, William, butcher. 1563.

Barnes, Thomas, surgeon. 1575.

Barret, Paul, gent. i56o.

Barrowe, Richard, yeoman. 1636.

Bateherst, Thomas, clothmaker, admitted
free for certain kindnesses and be-
nevolences by him showed toward the
common wealth of the said City.

1542-

Beake, Robert, gent. 1692.

Beane, Thomas, linendraper. 1584.

Beere, Richard, linendraper, on condition
that he educate and bring up one
Elizabeth Oxted till she is 16, with
meat, drink, lodging and apparel.
1 60 1.

Belk, Anthony, gent. 16S5.

Bell, John, weaver, free, because it is one
of the Agrements to his father Paul
Bell and now taking the poor
children. 1592.

Best, John, Esquire. 1664.

Best, Thomas, of Bo.tley in Kent, Esquire.

1741. Note. — He was chosen M.P. for

Canterbury in 1741, 1747 and 1761.
Bettenham, John, gent. 1664.
Betts, Edward, bricklayer, " because hee

was a poore man." 1 646.
Bix, James, the younger. Esquire. 1681.
Blighton, Thomas, mason, who is to

work repairing the City walls to the

extent of los. 1589.
Blunden, William, gent, in consideration

that his father was Mayor of this city

in I 71 1. 17ZZ.
Bonnard, John, painter. 1582.
Bournley, Alexander, painter. 1569.
Boys, William, Doctor of physic. 1700.
Boys, Grotius, Esquire. 1704. Note. —

He was the son of Geoffrey Boys of

Bettishanger, and was related to Sir

John Boys.
Bradfeild, William, tailor. 1638.
Branker, Thomas, linendraper. 1601.
Bremps, Richard, goldsmith. 1462.
Brent, Sir Nathaniel, Knight, Doctor of

Laws, sine proviso. 1630.
Bridger, John, gent. 1700.
Bridger, Laurence, gent. 1700.
Broadnax. William, Esquire. 1695.
Brown (_Broun), Matthew, of Co. Sussex,

milfs. 1500.
Brown, Leonard, gent. 1566.
Browne, Stephen, yeoman, paid nothing

for that he cured the legg of Nicholas

Johnson. 161 6.
Browning, William, miller. 1651.
Bullocke, Thomas, innholder. 1621.
Butler, Samuel, stocking weaver. 1780.
Caffinch, Abraham, butcher. 1643.
Carter, Nicholas. 1587.

315

FREEMEN

316

Carter, Thomas, chandler. 1600.

Cason, John, of Woodnesborough, Es-
quire. 1700. Note. — He was a Jus-
tice of the Peace, and died in 1718.

Chandler, Ambrose, butcher, 1607.

Charlecome, Samuel, cook, on his under-
taking to serve as cook at every
Mayor's Michaelmas feast so long as
he shall dwell in or near this city.
1616.

Churchman, Francis, maltster. 1631.

Chylton, James, tailor. 1583.

Clapshaw, John, vintner. 1619.

Clarck, Thomas, linendraper. 1597.

Clarkson, Edmond, tailor. 1567.

Claygate, George, haberdasher. 1589.

Cole, Robert, yeoman. 1604.

Collard, Samuel, cordwainer. 1664.

Colly, Thomas, of the Borough of St.
Martin's, canmaker, paid nothing in
consideration that he took Stephen
Dewlotoe, a poor orphan, apprentice.
1612.

Cotton, George, silkweaver. 1575.

Cowley, Edward, Esquire. 1695.

Crane, John, gent., for his service as a
clerk with John Crane the elder.
Town Clerk. 1654.

Crayford, Edward, Esquire. 1681. Hole. —
He acted as deputy to Sir John
Dorrell, who was appoined Recorder
by the King in February, 1687.

Crayford, William, Esquire. ibSS.

Creed, Sir James, of East Greenwich,
Knight. 1784.

Cripyn, Henry, beerbrewer. 1569.

Crumpe, James, butcher, because he
married the widow of Robert Ester-
ling, who left many children. 1662.

Cucksey, Roger, bowyer. 1580.

Curtis, Thomas, of Ashford, Kent, gent.
1 700.

Daer, Lord. Ac Douglas. 1791.

D'Acth, Thomas, Esquire. 1708. NoU. —
He was elected M.P. for Canterbury
in this year.

Danne, Stephen, weaver. 1600.

Davyes, Robert, musician. The fine was
remitted on his agreeing to have a
selected soldier's coat made at his
own expense. 1588.

Deeds, William, Doctor of Physic. 1696.

Dell, William, of Lambeth, Esquire. 1640.

Denew, Nathaniel, of Hackington, gent.
1700.

Denn, Richard, linendraper. 161 3.

Denn, Mr. Thomas, Esquire. 1617.

Denne, John, Esquire. 1(148.

Denne, John, gent. 1688.

Denne, John, gent. 1689.

Digges, Leonard, of Chllham Castle,
Esquire, with proviso that the same
doe not extend to make the sonnes
or daughters nor apprentices of the
said Leonard Digges free of the said
city. 1695.

Douglas, The Right Honourable Basil
William, Lord Daer. 1791. Note. —
He was the eldest son of Douglas,
Earl of Selkirk.

Edmondes, Richard, brazier. 1573.

Edwards, Joseph, painter, paid //// for
that he is to paint yearly during his
life the new Maiors postes of his
doore at vs the paire. 1632.

Ellwin, Thomas, brewer, placed to become
a Commonn Councilman by H. M.
Commissioners. 1663.

Engeham, Richard, gent. 1558.

Elverry, William, overseer of the poor
boys in the Hospital of Poor Priests,
in respect of his care and diligence
in his said place. 1655.

EIvy, Edward. 1664.

Evanes, Thomas, gent. 1574.

Eve, Charles, Attorney, for acquitting the
residue of his bill of charges brought
into the court of Burghmote for ihe
further enquiry after the deatn of
Mrs. Mary Masters. 1717.

Evenes, Benjamin, locksmith, admitted
free but he must repair the calivers,
and do other work for the City to the
value of twenty shUling. 1586.

Fagge, Charles, of Chartham,gent. 1695.

Faussett, Wdliam, gent. 1702.

Feild, Thomas, innkeeper. 1641.

Felles, James. 1579.

Fenner, John, of Ashford, Kent, gent.
1700.

Finch (Fyntche), Sir Thomas, Knight.

1559-

Fynche, Henry, Esquire. 1590. Note. —
He was elected M.P. for Canterbury
in the 35th and 39th of Eliz.

Fynch, Mr. John, Esquire. 1617. Note. —
Elected M.P. for Canterbury, 12th
James L, and Recorder of this City
in 1617.

Finch, the Hon. Colonel Heneage, s. of
the Rt. Hon. Heneage, Earl of
Winchdsea, Lord Lieut, of this
City. 1680.

Fisher (Fyssher), John, yeoman, because
of certain pleasures done by him for
Mr. Mayor and the City. 1530.

317

OF CANTERBURY.

318

Fisher, John, muster-master. 1625.

Foster, James, innkeeper. 1630.

Fotherby, Thomas, of the Precinct of
Christ Church, Cant., Esquire. 1700.

Fowell, \Vilii.;m, tailor. 1621.

Fowle, William, merchant. 1573-

Frankleyn, John, mercer, freedom given
at the request of my Lord William
Warham, Archbishop of Canterbun,\

1519-

Francklyn, John, yeonnn. 161 3.

Freake, Julius, of Londan, gent. 1608.

Freman, Georye, yeoman, at the desire of
John Freman. Alderman. 1550.

Frenchborne, .•\ndre\v, yeoman. 1598.

Gibbon, the Honorable Cullonell Rcibert.
.1658.

Gibbs, Henry, gent,, pd. only 7s. 6d. in
consideration that he did bestow
upon this City a large picture of the
King's .'\rms, now hanging in the
Court Hall. 1673.

Gibbs, Henry, the younger, gent. 1695.

Gibbs, Thomas, painter. 1698.

Gibson, Thomas, weaver, paid 20s. and
took Peregrine Filpott a poore child
to be his apprentice. 1603.

Gylbert, Richard, maltman. 1591.

Gilbert, Thomas, yeoman. 1625.

Giles (Gyles), Thomas, scrivener. 1555.

Giles, Edward, gent., because he had
served SirThomas Hardres, Recorder
of this City, as his clerk. 1680.

Gleane, Peter, [of Canterbury] gent. 1698.

Glesley, John, smith. 1580.

Godfrey, Henry, of Heppington.Nacking-
ton, Esquire. 1700.

Gonerley, Thomas, gent. 1592.

Goodhewe, Matthew, gent. 1579.

Gouldhatch, Richard. 1^38.

Granger, Thomas, of London, Esquire.
1697.

Gray, James, cordwainer, app. to Nicholas
Dillnot . . . and because he was very
carefull and industrious in looking
after the Conduit and the Trouts in
the same ... he was adm. without pay-
ment. 1675.

Greene, Robert, perpetuana weaver, on
condition that he shall from time to
time teach the art of weaving stuffs,
and also in the art of spinning, such
persons as the Corporation may
appoint. 1664.

Grove, John, gent. 1 6 1 6.

Grove, Henry. 1664.

Hadd, IMatthew, Esqidre. 1591. He
became I\LP. for Canterbury in the
first year of James L

Hadd, Edward, Esquire. 1630.

Hales, James, of the Dungeon, Canter-
bury, gent., s. of John Hales one
of the Barons of the Kynges
Eschequyer was admitted to the
liberties without any mony for the
same paid for diverse benevolences
and goodnrss showed to the said
City as well by the said Mr. Baron
as on the behalf of the said Master
James Hales. 1533.

Halys, Thomas, of Thanington, gent., s.
of John Halvs, one of the Barons of
the King's E.xchequer and freeman
before the birth of the said Thomas.

'547-
Hales, James, Knight. 1578.

Kales, Sir Charles, Knight. 1606.

Hales, Edward, of Hackington, Esquire.
1678. No/e.— Became M.P. for Can-
terbury in 1678 and 1679.

Hales Thomas, Esquire, of Howletts.
1681.

Hales, Sir Thomas, of H owlets, Bekes-
bourne, Bart. 1700. A'o/e. — He
was ALP. for Cant rbur)' from 17 14
to 1727.

Hales, Sir Philip, of Howletts, Kent,
Baronet. 1774.

Hardres, Thomas, Esquire. 1661.

Hardres, Peter, Esquire. 1664.

Hardres, Thomas, Esqr., s. of Thomas
Hardres, Serjeant at Law and Rec-
order of this City. 1674. No/e. — He
was Recorder of Canterbury from
166310 1681. and .ALP. in 1679.

Hardres, John, Esquire. 1700. A''o/e. —
He was chosen 5LP. for Canterbury
in 1705, 1710, 1713 and 1714.

Hardress, Sir William, of Hardres Court,
Baronet. 171 1. A'o/e. — He was
M.P. for Canterbury in 1727, was
re-elected in 1734. but unseated on
petition.

Harris, Walter, the elder, of ]\Iaidstone,
gent. 1700.

Head, Sir Francis, of Lee, Ickham, Bart.
1700.

Heming, Thomas, whitebaker. 1626.

Hendley, Walter, gent., because he was
one of the "burges" of the said
City and of his benevolence and
gentle favour toward the said City
would take no fee or Parliament
wages. 1542.

319

FREEMEN

320

Henley, Francis, tailor, given according
to the usage by the Mayor who may
confer the freedom on anyone man
that the Burghmote shall think well
of. 1597.

Henman, William, of Charing, gent. 1698.

Hinde (Hynde), John, yeoman. 1591.

Hollanden, Edward, brazier. 1664.

HoUier, John, wooUendraper. 1607.

Holman, Lawrence, upholster, lately
made a member of the Common
Council by His Majesty's Commis-
sioners. 1662.

Honywood, Sir William, Baronet and Ald-
erman. 1685. Note. — He was M. P.
for Canterbury from 1685 to 1695.

Honywood, Sir John, of Evington, Kent,
Baronet. 1790. Note. — Elected M.P.
for Canterbury in 1790.

Hopkins, Thomas, carpenter. He " pd —
o — in respect of teaching the hospitall
boyes to reed and writ." 1641.

Hornse, James, innholder. 1640.

Hougham, Solomon, of London, gent.
1702.

Hubberd, John, clothworker. 1676.

Hudson, James, yeoman. 1631.

HumfTrey, John, tailor. 1566.

Hunt, Thomas, haberdasher. 1600.

Hunt, Thomas, wooUendraper. 1605.

Hunt, Edward, tailor. 1607.

Jackson, Richard, gent., given him when
he was elected and sworn a Common
Counseir and Town Clerk. 1635.

Jacob, William, Doctor in Physic. 1660.

Jacob, Robert, of Dover, Esquire. 1688.

Jemett, Warham, innkeeper. 1590.

Jenkins, Thomas, Esquire. 1688.

Jenvey, James, brewer. 1604.

Jervys, Richard, haberdasher. 1604.

Joad, William, haberdasher. 1611.

Jolley, Thomas, gardener. 1780.

Jurden, Henry, tailor, freely nominated
by the Mayor. 1594.

Jurden, Thomas, of the Cathedral Pre-
cinct, barber, s. of William Jurden
of the same Precinct, clerk, who hath
beeneagreatsufferer on His Majesty's
behalfe in the late rebellious times.
1663. Note. — William Jurden, the
father, was vicar of St. Paul's Can-
terbury from 1626 to 1 68 1.

Kidder, Thomas, gent. 1688.

King, Thomas, tobaccopipemaker, in
respect of his poverty. 1656.

King, John, of the City of Cambridge,
clerk. 1715.

Kingsley, William, of the Precinct of
Christ Church, Cant., Esquire. 1&61.

Kingsley, William, of Maidstone, Esquire.
1700.

Kemmynge, John, gent. 1637.

Kempe, Andrew, gent., for divers pleas-
ures done to the honour of the City
in the watches one [on] Seynt Tho-
mas Evyn, frely gevyn hym by the
hole assent of the Bourmote. 1534.

Kent, Thomas, gent. 1 700.

Kenwricke, William, of Norton, Esquire.
1648.

Knowler, John, Esquire, Recorder of
Cant. 1733. Note. — He was Re-
corder from 1733 to 1763.

Knowler, Gilbert, Esquire. 1787.

Lade, Lancelot, Esquire. 1664.

Lamperd, William, shoemaker. 1599.

Lathum, John, Esquire. 1620.

Lee, Richard, Esquire. 1590.

Lee, Henry, Esquire, and Alderman.
1685. Note.—M.V. for this City
from 1685 to 1705, and again from
1710 to 1713.

Leonard, Thomas, Doctor in Physic.
1639.

Ley, Thomas, of Rochester, Esquire.
1698.

Leyster, Henry, whitebaker. 1617.

Lovelace, Lancelot, Esquire. 1613. Note.
— He was made Recorder of Canter-
bury in 1621.

Lovelace, Francis, Esquire. 1636. Note.
— He was Recorder of Canterbury
from 1638 to 1643.

Lovelace, Francis, gent. 1692.

Lucas, John, gent., for the manyfold
. kindness and gifts of the said John
to the said city. 1525.

Lye, Robert, capper. 1572.

Lynch, William, of Grove in Kent. March
15, 1768. Note. — He was elected
Al.P. for Canterbury on the 17th of
the same month.

Maguire, William, of Westerham, Es-
quire. 1768.

Maidston, The Rt. Hon. Viscount. 1630.

Man, Bartholomew, gent. 1579.

Man, William, Esquire. 1664.

Marshe, Thomas. 1608.

Marsh, Thomas, gent., admitted in con-
sideration that he do cause the old
papers now by him produced and
shewn unto this Court purporting
[to be] copyes of several Charters
granted to this City, and severall
matters usefull to this City to be

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fairly transcribed in a book so soon
as conveniently may be and after-
wards deliver the said Original and
new book into the Chamber of this
City to be there kept for the use and
benefitt of the said City. In default
the said Thomas Marsh (the sworn)
to be disfranchised. 1715.

INIaster, Peter, linendraper, s. of Mr.
George JMaster of the Common
Council. 1615.

Master, Edward, of Ospringe, Esquire.
■ 1628.

Master, Sir Edward, Knight. 1661. Nofe.
— Elected M.P. for this city in this
year.

]\Iaster, James, Esquire. 1664.

Masterson, John, shoemaker. 1616.

Mathews, Daniel, of Maidstone, gent.
1700.

May (Male), Robert, vintner. 1599.

May, Thomas, of Godmersham, Esquire.
1733. N'olc. — Sat in Parliament for
Canterbury in 1734.

Mayne, William, of St. James's, West-
minster, Esquire. 1760.

Mayse, Matthew, weaver, admitted free
because he took as an apprentice
one Carlock, by order of the Court.
1584.

Mercer, Samuel, butcher. 1592.

Michenner, Richard, joiner, admitted free
because he had taken James Pooley,
a poor hospital boy, as an apprentice.
1631.

Millcs, Samuel, of the Abp's Palace, Cant.,
Esquire. 1700.

Milles, Richard, of Nackington, Esquire.
1760. Nole.—Yis was MP. for
Canterbury from 1761 to 1774.

Morgan, Richard, Serjeant. 1558.

Mounteere, Richard, musician, in respect
of his great poverty. 1655.

Muggold, Thomas, gardener. 1688.

Murton, George, Esquire. 1579.

Newchurche, Edward, yeoman. 1582.

Newman, George, Dr. at Lawe, for diverse
loves and kindnesses shown to the
city. 1608.

Newman, Thomas, cordwainer. 1611.

Nicholson, Nicholas. 1664.

Norden, Edward, gent. 1634.

Norman, Moses, chandler. 1620.

Nutt, John, of Nackington, gent. 1636.
NoU. — He was chosen ]M.P. for
Canterbury in the 15th and i6th
Car. I.

Nutt, Edward, Esquire. 1664.

Olyff, Thomas, woollendraper. 1596.

Osborne, Alexander, of Staplegate, grocer.
1647.

Oxynden, John, of Wingham, gent. 1461.

Oxinden, Richard, of Dean in Wingham,
Esqr. 16S5.

Packman, John, gent. 1601.

Palmer, Henry, Esquire. 1578.

Palmer, John, brewer. 161 7.

Palmer, James, Esquire, who dwelleth at
Dorni in Buckingham. 1626. A'nle. —
Elected M.P. for this City in 1626.
Dorni, Dorney Court, Rucks.

Palmer, Sir Roger, of Westminister,
Knight. 1640.

Pallmer, Henry, Esquire. 1664.

Paramore, Thomas, gent. 1599.

Parkhurst, John, brewer. 1638.

Passheley, John, tailor. 1580.

Pemell, Robert, physician. 1634.

Penny, Gilbert, beer brewer. 1571.

Petit, Cylyas, gent. 1539.

Pettman, John, tanner. :688.

Phillipes, Joseph, innkeeper. 163S.

Pitt, The Right Hon. William. "1784.

Pitt, The Right Hon. William. 1792.
A'ote. — He is erroneously said to
have had the Freedom granted to
him twice. The Freedom was con-
ferred in 1784, but he did not take
the oath until 1792.

Plummer, John, gent. 1702.

Poole, John, pumpmaker. 1622.

Pope, Thomas, victualler. 1575.

Porter, the Hon. James, Vice-Chamber-
lain of the King's Majesty's House-
hold. 1688.

Pownoll, John, gent. 1664.

Pullyn, Thomas, surgeon. 1580.

Purefey, Martin, beerbrewer. 1580.

Pyard, Peter, gent. 1613.

Pyard, Edward, gent. 1644.

Pytkyn, William, yeoman. i6i8.

Radcliffe, Edward, Esquire. 1705.

Ramsey, John, gent. 1549.

Randolph, Herbert, Esquire. 1689.
Note. — He was Recorder of Canter-
bury from 1692. He died in 1726.

Reitingar, Christopher, Dr. in Physic.
1608.

Roberts, Joseph, of St. Dunstan's, Cant.,
gent. 1 6b I.

Roberts, Edward, Esquire. 1664.

Roberts, Edmund, gent., because he was
the s.of SirJohnRoberts.Knight. i O79 .

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FREEMEN

/

324

Robinson, Matthew, the younger, of
Monks Horton, Esquire. 1747.
Nott. — He was elected M.P. for this
City in 1747 and in 1754.

Robinson, Cliarles, Esquire, Recorder of
Cant. 1763.

Rogers, John, gent. 1598. Nolf.—He.
was elected M.P. for Canterbury in
the 43rd year of Elizabeth.

Rogers, Thomas, gent. 1698. No/e.—
In 1695 Thomas Rogers engaged to
make the Stour navigable from Sand-
wich to Canterbury.

Romney, The Right Hon. Charles, Lord,
Lord Lieut, of the County of Kent.
1799.

Rooke, Lawrence, gent. 1660.

Rooke, William, of Great St. Lawrence
near Cant., Esquire. 1675.

Rooke, Sir George, of St. Lawrence.
Cant., Knight. 1698.

Rooper, William, Esquire, High Sheriff of
Kent. 1555. Noie.—U.V. for this
City in the reign of Philip and Mary,

Ruck, Christopher, woollen draper. 1588.

Rufibot, Nicholas, bricklayer, paid o
because he took to his app. James
Ireland, one of the hospital boys of
this City. 1635.

Rustall, William, gent., Serjeant at Lawe.

1555-
Rygbe, William, tailor. 1567.
Sabine, Avery, gent. 1681.
St. Nicholas, Thomas, of Ash ne.xt

Sandwich, Esquire. 1654.
Saunder, Thomas, miller, given by the

common assent of the Court for hys

good orderyng of the Kynges Milles.

1626.
Sayer, The Hon. George, of Pett, Charing,

Esquire. 1695. No/e. — He was M.P.

for Canterbury from 1695 to 1702.
Sayer, Robert, of St. Martin-in-the-Fields,

Middlesex, Esquire. 1695.
Sayer, John, [blank]. Esquire. 1701.
Sawbridge, Samuel Elias, of Ollantigh,

Esquire. 1796.
Sawkins, John, gent. 1683.
Scott (Skott), Robert, weaver. 1565.
Scott, Thomas, Esquire. 16 18.
Scott, Thomas, Esquire. 1654.
Scranton, Thomas, Esquire. i588.
Sebrand, John, mercer. 1587.
Sedwix, John, the Common Beadle of

this City. 1688.
Sharpe, Hugh, tailor. 1577.
Sherborne, James, of Maidstone, gent.
1700.

Shute, John, Esquire, admitted free quibus
dedit vnam fferam voc' A Bukk & in
vino ad valoris vjs viijd. 1482.
Simpson, John, gent, s. of Mr. Roger
Simpson, admitted free in respect of
his father, and the favour of this City
towards him. 1642.
Slingesby, Sir Arthur, of Rifrons, Patrix-
bourne. Knight and Baronet, for
being instrumental to procure the
Judges of Assize to come to this
Citty. 1664.
Smyth, Ralph, (?) baker. 1461.
Smith, Henry, butcher. 1615.
Smith, John, tailor, in respect of his
master. Sir Edward Master, Knight.
1634.
Smith, John, of Maidstone, gent. 1700.
Somner (Sumner), William, gent. 1640.
Nole. — This was the author of the
Antiquities of Canterbury.
Somner, William, of the Precinct of

Christchurch, mercer. 1655.
Somner, John, "of the Precinct of the
late Cathedral and Metropoliticall
Church of Christ Canterbury," tailor.
1658.
Somner, Robert, mercer, s. of John
Somner, for the good service he hath
lately done for this City. 1662.
Spencer, William, Esquire. 1681.
Sprakeling, Adam, gent. 1693.
Staples, Thomas, girdler. 1622.
Stede, Button, of Hollingbourne, Esquire

1700.
Strangford, the Rt. Hon. Philip, Lord

Viscount. 1679.
Streete, Richard, goldsmith. 1652.
Sjmpson, John, Esquire. 168:.
Swan, John, grocer, admitted free at the
instance of John Swan, Alderman,
and with the consent of Thomas
Compton, and William Levyne.

H97-

Swinford, Henry, tailor, admitted free for
certain reasons and considerations
shown to the Court. 1675.

Tangett, Thomas, tailor. 1573.

Tarrie, William, vintner. 1623.

Taylor(Taillour), Alexander, clothworker.

1543-
Tailor, Francis, clerk. 1660.
Tayler, John, of Bifrons, Esquire. 1696.
Teynham, the Rt. Hon. Christopher, Lord

Teynham, Lord Lieut, of Kent. 1688.

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Thomas, George, saddler, admitted at the
request of William Gilham, Esquire,
Mayor. 1673. Note. — In lieu of a
free nomination, the Mayor in future
to receive £b.

Thomas, William, silkweaver. 1780.

Throwley, Peter. 1565.

Turnor, William, carpenter. 1650.

Turner, Thomas, Esquire. 1664.

Vawse, John, yeoman. 1563.

Vynsentt, Robert, yeoman. 1559.

Warner, Lee, of Nackington, Esquire.
1700. A'^ole. — Henry Lee was ALP.
for Canterbury from i6g8 to 1713.
The name Warner was added to Lee,
and thus became Lee Warner.

Washenton, Robert, tailor. 1610.

Watson, Lewis, Esquire. 1681. A^olt. —
He became RLP. for Canterbury in
this year.

Watson, John, gent. 1702.

Watson, The Hon. Edward. 1708. N'ote. —
He was RLP. for Canterbury in 1708.

Watson.The Hon. Thomas, of Sheldwich,
Esquire. 1740. A'^otc. — Elected J\LP.
for Canterbury in this year.

Watson, The Hon. George. 1800.

Wattes, Henry, clothier. 1627.

Waynflet, Thomas, vintner, for which
admittance he paid nothing, "not for
that he was the sonne of Thomas
Waynflet, freman of the seid Citie
and late Mayer because the seid
Thomas the sonne was inlegittime
procreat but at the specyall request
of Mr. Thomas Pokes then Mayer
and with the concent of the hole
Court of Bourmote for the very zele
and love that Mr. Mayer the Alder-
men and Ccen Counsell hold unto
the seid Thomas Waynflet the Eather
the seid fees was pardoned to the seid
Thomas the yonger." 1515.

Webbe, Thomas, gent. 1581.

Webb, Joseph, gent., he serving Sir Paul
Barrett, Knight, Recorder of this
city as clerk. 1683.

Webb, Richard, of East Harming, gent.
1700.

White, Daniel, of the Precinct of Christ
Church. 1695.

Whytehorne, Robert, notary. 1573.

Wilkes, Thomas, woolcomber, " because
hee hath kept the Seates of the Maior
Aldermen and Com'on Councell of
this Citty in the Sermonhouse of the
Cathedral Church ... by the space
of 3 yeares," and undertakes to keep
them unto Michaelmas, 1664. 1662.

Williamson, John, yeoman. 1646.

Wilson (Wylson), Thomas, clerk. 1609.
Nott. — Thomas Wilson, rector of St.
George's, Canterbury, from 1586 to
1622 ; he was the author of a Diction-
ary of the Bible in English, and of
other works.

Winchilsea, The Rt. Hon. Charles, Earl
of. Viscount iNIaidstone, Baron Fitz-
Herbert of Eastwell and Lord of the
Royal Manor of Wye. Adm. free
without any proviso, in regard that
the Rt. Hon. Heneage, late Earl of
Winchilsea, his late grandfather was
a freeman of this city. 1693.

Wode, Thomas, singing man. 1 544.

Woolball, Peter, of Maidstone, gent. 1700.

Wrayght, Thomas. 1609.

Yong, John, innkeeper. 1586.

Younge, John, s. of John Younge, inn-
holder. 1609.

Younge, Thomas, s. of John Younge, of
St. George in this city. The Burgh-
mote decreed that John Younge the
childe and sonne of the sayd Thomas,
notwithstandinge he was borne before
the graunte of this freedome unto
ye sayd Thomas, in consyderacon
of the said iiij li [paid] shall when
he comes to the age of .xxj yeres, be
admitted unto the freedome, etc.,
gratis. 1609.

Younge, Edward, of Whiteparish, Wilt-
shier, Esquire. 1700.

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328

ADDENDA.

To Part i. Add: —

Austen, Henr)', of London, barber. 1 768.
Burton, John, Junior, butcher, s. of John

Burton. 1506.
Cheever, Daniel, glover, s. of James

Cheever, glover. 1682.
Fishenden, Philip, of Dover, framework-
knitter. 176S.
Gray, Matthias, grocer, s. of IMatthias

Gra}-. dyer. 1682.
Jefiferay (Jafferay), George, tailor, s. of

William Jefferay, plumber. 1542.
Lamkyn, alias Gyce, James, corvesir, s.

of Lambert Gyce. 1480.
Sheafe, John, silkweaver, s. of John

Sheafe, barber. 1733.

To Part 2. Add: —

Bradley, John, carpenter=a d. of John

Catlet. 1510.
Graddell, Thomas, vintner=Dorothy, d.

of John Marlowe, shoemaker. 1594.

Gybon, John, fuller=Alice, d. of John
Beaufrount, baker. 1401.

Johnson, Thomas, tailor=a d. of John
Tent. 1509.

Lambsyn, Thomas, chandler, s. of John
Lambsyn. 1423. No/e.— This is
entered among those admitted by
marriage, and the usual fine in such
cases paid ; but there is no mention
of the woman.

Mody, Thomas=Mabel, d. of Henry
Wertyng. 1395.

To Part 3. Add: —

Frampton, Thomas, tailor, app. to Jerman

Little. 1677.
Wemesherste, Thomas, capper. 1507.

To Part 4. Add: —

Bertelot, John. 1461.
Bcrtyn, Robert, gent. 1461.
Wykys, Edmund, armiger. 1461.

329

330

INDEX OF STRAY NAMES.

A Bere,
Abree,

Adis,

Abbott, ) Bonnet, 105.
,, John, 105.
,, Martha, 161.
„ Susan, 131.

Thomas, 121, 131, 161.
Alice, 155.
Richard, 155.
James, 224, 230.
A Corte, Thomas, i.
Adams, Anne, 112.

„ John, I, 112, 154.
,, Margaret, 154.

Ralph, 167.
,, Thomas, i.
WilMam, i.
Jane, 1 14.
,, Stephen, i, 114.
Adman, Solomon, i.
Alcock, 1 Elizabeth, 102.
Alcok-e, / John, 2, 126, 173.
,, Margery, 126.
,, Robert, 2, 102.
Aldridge, \ Dorothy, 126.
Aldredge, ) Jane, 164.
,, Joseph, 2.
,, Margaret, 109.
„ Ralph, 2, 109, 126, 164.
Thomas, 2.
Martin, 2.
Agnes, 103, 164.
, ; Elizabeth, 110, 143.
) Hugh, 103.
Mary, log.
Robert, 164.
Thomas, 109.

William, 2, 1 10, 143, 193, 230.
William, 184.
Jrary, 149.
,, William, 149.
Ambrose, Joan, 126.
John, 126.
Eustace, 210.
William, 21b.
Anne, 137.
William, 137, 190.
Katherine, 143.
,, William, 143.
Anderson, John, 158.
,, Sarah, 15S.
Andrews, John, 194.
„ Thomas, 3.

Alfrey,
Allen,
Allej-n,
AUyn,

Alson,
Alston,

Amos,

Amyas,

Amye,

Amyes,

Annott, 1 Charles, 120, 135.
Anott, / Eleanor, 120.

,, Elizabeth. 135.
Ansell, ) Alice, 125.
Auncell, .' George, 173, 238.
Aunsell, ' John, 125.

„ Margaret, 129.

„ WiUiam, 3, 129.
Anslow, John, 147.

„ ilar\-, 147.
Applegate, Lawrence, 239.
Aplegate, Thomas, 3.
Archley, Jolm, 3.
Arnold, Thomas, 3.
Aruudell, Margaret, 107.

„ Richard, 107.
Asshefourth, Edmond, 176.
Ashenden, 1 Christopher, 125, 1S2, 197.
Asshenden, ) Elizabeth, 141.

„ Geoffrey, 30.

,, Hannah, 161.

„ Jacob, 211.

John, 3, 141, 173, 234.

,, Leonard, 142, 161, 181, 221.

,, Margery, 142.

,, Maiy, 125, i6i.

„ Richard, 3.

,, Thomas, 172, 205.
Atte Church, Christina, 132.

,, Philip, 132.
Atte Ford, Alexander, 107.

,, Isabella, 107.
Atkinson, Jane, 134.

John, 3, 134.
Atwell, i William, 141, 150.
Attwell, j Elizabeth, 1 1 7.

John, 117, 141, 237, 239.

,, lhom.as, ill, 150, 169, 176, iSo, 197,
226, 237.

,, Wilham, 3, 105.
Atwood, ) Alice, 97, 151.
Atte Wode, / Joan, 150.

,, Thomas, 3, 94, 97.

„ William, 3, 4, 150, 151, 169, 1S9, 201,

243-
Aucher, ) Edward, 170, 184.
Awcher, j Elizabeth, 104, 154.

,, Richard, 4, 154. Scf Awger.
Austen, ( Anne, 157.
Austin, j David, 4, 143.

,, Elizabeth, 143, 161.

„ Henry, 327.

331

FREEMEN OF CANTERBURY.

332

Austen, \ Richard, 4, 157, 161, 163, 225.
Austin, I Robert, 248.

,, Sarah, 163.

,, Thomas, 4.
Austrey, Daniel, 4, 235.
Avery, James, 187.

„ William, 221.
Awger, John, 4, 109, 181.

,, OlifN-e, 109. See Aucher.
Eager, Elizabeth, 248.
Baker, Alice, 144.

,, Ehzabeth, 160.

,, George, 4, 195, 202.

,, Henry, 4, 122.

,, Joan, 104, 122.

,, Mary, 131.

,, Nicholas, 104.

,, Richard, 249

,, Robert, 171.

,, Sarah, 155.

„ Thomas, 131, 144, 155, IbO, 170, 207.

,, Walter, 200, 242.
Baksnothe, Reginald, 302.
Baldwin, Christopher, 6, 164, 168.

,, Giles, 6.

,, Martha, 127.

,, Mary, I&4.
Rachel, 118.

„ Ralph, 118, 127, 235.
Banfield, Elizabeth, 137.

,, John, 170.

,, Thomas, 137.
Bannock, Elyn, 249.
Barbet, WiUiam, 168, igi, 230.
Barbor, ) Joan, ibo.
Barbour, j Micholas, 4, 160.

,, Stephen, 4.
Bare, Thomas, 5,

Bargrove, Agnes, 164.

,, John, 164.
Barham, Anne, 114, 122.

,, Elizabeth, 108.

,, Giles, 5, 217.

,, John, 5, 108, 114, 169, i8fa, 198, 205,
209.

,, Richard, 212.

,, Thomas, 5.

,, William, 4, 122.
Barles, Alexander, 123, 20b, 235.

„ Jane, 123.

Joseph, 171.
Barlowe, William, 222.
Barnes, Margaret, 250.
Bamsdale,Tliomas, 171, 188, 199, 225.
Barr, John, 5.

Bar , Sarah, 150.

,, Thomas, 150.
Barrett, ] Anne, 134.
Baret, | Catherine, 153.

,, Edward, 5, 129, 171, 195, 217, 22b, 237.

,, Jane, 152.

John, 5", 152, 153, 171, 190, 198, 203,
217.

,, Margaret, 129.
Paul, 5.
Sir Paul, 325.

,, Stephen, 5.

Thomas, 5, 134, 232.
Barrow, Richard, 234.
Bartlam, Henry, 191, 193.
Barton, Anne, 135.

Barton, John, 5, 6, ib, 135, 137, 171, 185, 214,

215. 234-

,, Judith, 137.

,, William, 170.
Bartrop, Anne, 133.

,, William, 133.
Barwyke, Arme, 131.

„ Robert, 131.
Basely, Joan, 136.

„ WilUam, 136.
Bassett, Thomas, 6, 172.
Bateman, John, 209.
Bates, Thomas, 196.
Battersby, Margery, 105.

,, William, 105.
Baulden, See Baldwin.
Bawden, See Baldwin.
Bawdw}!!, See Baldwin.
Bawdyn, See Baldwin.
Baxter, John, 242.
Bayly, Stephen, 4.

,, Thomas, 170.
Beacham, See Beechara.
Beale, Joan, 162.

,, Nicholas, 6, 162.

William, 177. See Be\e
Beames, Grace, 158.

,, Wilham, 158.
Bean-e, George, lib,

,, Jane, 143.

,, John, b, 172.

,, Mary, 1 16.

,, Thomas, 6.

,, William, b, 143.
Bear, Mary Ann, 153.

,, Thomas, 6, 7, 153.
Beard, Edward, ib4.

,, .Sus.aima, Ib4.
Beaufrount, Alice, 328.

„ John, 328.
Beaumont, Anne, 126.

„ John, 12b.
Beavys, Alice, 128.
John, 128.
Becraft, Henry, 220.
Beda, Richard, 209.
Bedel, Richard, 7.

,, Thomas, 102.
Bee, Thomas, 234.

Beecham, | Benjamin, b, 159.
Beacham, j Elizabeth, 159.

,, Joseph, 6.

,, Richard, 172.

,, Thomas, b, 127.
Beerton, John, 7.
Beeson, ) Charles, 155.
Beson, ) Elizabeth, 155.

,, Thomas, 197, 227.
Bele, Alice, 99.

,, Hamon, 6, 108.

,, Isabella, 108.

,, Wilham, 99, 133. See Beale.
Bell, Paul, 313.

,, Richard, 173.

,, Thomas, 172, 243.
William, 7.
Belsey, Joan, 100.

,, Thoma!,, 7, 100.
Bennett, 1 James, 137, 143, 200.
Beneyt, } Mildred, 137.

„ Obedience, 7.

333

INDEX OF STRAY NAMES.

334

Bennett, | Robert, 7.
^eneyt, J Rose, 143.

William, 7.
Berry, Anne, 126, 150.

,, Edward, 148, 167.

„ Elizabeth, 129.

„ John, 7, 8, 126, 143.

,, Joseph, 7, 117.

„ Mark, 7, 150.

„ Mary, 143.

„ Robert, 225, 252.

,, Sarah, 148.

,, Thomas, 7.

,, William, 7.
Bertelot, John, 328.
Bertyn, Robert, 328.
Best, Margaret, 109.

„ Martlia, 125.

„ Moses, 8, 205, 234.

„ Nicholas, 8, 109, 221, 229, 239.

„ Thomas, 8, 125. 216.
Belts, E^dward, 118, 173, 192, 209, 211,

Mary, 118.
Beverly, Nicholas, 238.
Beverton, Bennet, 147.

,, Deborah, 119.

„ Elizabeth, 142, 152.

,, Frances, 121, 125.

,, John, 8, 125, 147, 160.

,, Lydia, 148.

„ Martha, 100.

„ Mary, 160.

„ Simon, 8, 100, 119, 175, 187, 215.

„ Squier, 8. 121, 148, 152, 174, 210.

„ Thomas, 8, 142, 169.

„ William, 192, 197, 221, 236.
Biggs, ) Agnes, 108.
Byggei, I Eli/.abeth, 163.

„ Henry, 107, 108.

,, John, Ib3, 189.
Bing, I Henry, 236.
Byng, ) John, 189, 203.

,, Thomas. 16.
Bird, John. 194.

Bisher, Philip, 225.
Bishopp, Robert, iSo.
Bissett, John, 182.

Bix, John, 171, 174, 190, 205, 213, 215.

Blackman, George, 9.

John, 8.
Blake, Alice, iig.

., Ann, 151.

,, Elizabeth, 147.
Juan, 145.

,, John, 145.

Thomas, 119, 13b, 147, 151, 233.

,, Ursula, 136.

Bland, Gilbert, 9, 136.

,, Joan, 136.
Blanket, John, 169.

,, WiUiam, 9.
Blashland, Elizabeth, log.
Stephen, 109.
Blaxland, Sarah, 148.

,, Stephen, 148.
Bligh, Ann, 158.

„ Edward, 9.

,, George, 158.

,, John, 9. See Blye.
Blight, George, 9.
Henry, 9.

117, 185. '03-

Blight, John, 174.
,, Thomas, 9.
Blinstone, Joseph, 118.

,, Thomasine, 118.
Blogg, Charles, 9, 10, no,
,, Edward, 9, 10.
,, Elizabeth, no, 163.

„ Hester. 11- .

,, Isabella, 151.

,, Katherine, 144.

„ William, 9, 10, 144, 151, 163, 174, 230,
242.
Blondon, Thomas, 179.
Blye, George, n4.

Mary, n4. SeeBVigh.
Blyth, Elizabeth, 160.

„ Henry, 103, 160.

,, John, 10.

,, Margaret, 103.
Bocay, Ellen, 103.

„ Hugh, 103.
Bodle, John, 10,
Bokynge, Beatrice, 130.

,, Thomas, 130.
Bolaine, Noah, 10.
Bolle, Thomas, 10.
Bonard, Bernard, 154.

,, Mary, 154.
Bond, Anne, nb.

,, Henry, 10, 190, 216.

,, Isaac, 10, 116.

,, Robert, 10, 174, 199, 214.

„ Samuel, 131.

,, Susan, 131.
Bonger, Rowland, 10.
Bonner, Thomas, 10.
Bonyngton, Johanna, 119.

,, John. 10, 119.

„ WiUiam, 10.

Boocker, , 203.

Boole, Joan, 152.

,, Wilham, 151.
Booth, Elizabeth, 103.

,, Joseph, 10, 103.

,, William, 10, 175, 199.
Borne. See Bourne.
Bomeleye, Robert, 175.
Bosworth, Edward, n.
Bosyngton, John, 102.

,, Sarah, 102.
Bolting, Alderman, 169, 175, 219, 220.

,, Thomas, 240.

,. William, n, 188, 209, 221, 229.
Bounds, Abraham, n.
Boume, | Anne, 139, 145.
Bome, ) Mary, 162.

,, Reynold, n, 139, 145, 162, 196.
Bowyer, Anthony, 188.
Boycot, Richard, 99.

,, Sarah, 99.
Boyes, \ Anne, 149.
Boys, ) Elizabeth, 130.

,, Geoffrey, 314.

„ Sir John, 314.

,, Mary, 135.

,, Robert, n.

,, Thomas, 130, 135, 149.
Bradbery, Hugh, 16S.
Bradley, Elizabeth, 105.

„ John, 105, 327.
Brames, John, n.

335

FREEMEN OF CANTERBURY.

336

Bramlyng.Alice, 102.

,, John, 102.
Brancker, ) Aphra, 153.
Branker, ) Fiances, 136.

„ Richard, 11, 136.

„ Sandford, 153.

,, Thomas, 11. .?« Biuncker.
Brattell, \ Francis, 1 iq.
BratUe, j John, 11, 99, 155, 175, 233, 242.

,, Mary, 99.

Mercy, 155.
Bray, Dionisia, 148.

,. John. 148.
Brayne, Thomas, 203.
Breeche, Philip, 11.
Brempe, John, 1 1.
Brewere, Cleve, 1 1 .
Brice, \ Elyn, 155.
Bryce, ) John, 12.

,, Sarah, 131.

,, Solomon, 131.

,, Stephen, 12.
Brickenden, Esther, 164.

,, John, 164.
Bridge, 1 Abel, 12.
Brydge, ) Agnes, 133.

,, Anne, 108.

,, Christopher, 11, 12, 108, 183, 193, 210,
232.

,, Elizabeth, 141.

„ Henry, 187.

,, Joseph, 234.

„ Robert, II, 12, 176, 214.

,, Samuel, 141.

„ Thomas, 12, 133.

,, William, 12, 175, 193.
Bridges, ) Frances, 122.
Brydges, j Henr}', 12.

,, John, 12, 176.

,, Robert, 12, 122.
Bright, \ Anne, in.
Bryght, ) Clement, 12, 175, 190, 218, 227.

,, John, 120, 160.

,, Samuel, 11 1.

„ Sarah, 120.

,, Thomas, 12.

,, Thomasine, 160.
Broadnax, Mary, 146.

,, .Susanna, 134.

,, Valentine, 134, 146.
Brockhurst, William, 21O.
Broke, Nicholas, 141.
Brokcman, Robert, 12.
Broker, John, 12.

Bronie, Simon, 12, 188, 200, 213, 243.
Brooke, Agnes, 124.

,, Richard, 124.
Broome, Thomas, 12, 13.
Brown, Anne, 130.

„ Anthony, 13, 104, 125.

,, Christopher, 13.

,, Edward, 177.

„ Elizabeth, 104, 125.
J.ame5, 13, 133.

,, John, 13, 130, 171, 236, 238.

,, "Matthew, 13, 170, 179, 182, 238.

„ Nicholas, 13.

Peter, 13, 171, 217.

„ Robert, 12.

„ Sewall, 12, 13.

„ Stephen, 13.

Brown, Susan, 133.

,, Thomas, 175, 177, 235.

,, William, 176, 204.
Browning, Anne, 163.

,, Elizabeth, 127.

„ John, 14, 127, 177, 181, 207, 208, 215,
242.

,, Matthew, 211, 220, 229.

,, Thomas, 14, 163, 210.

,, William, 14, 177, 179, 180.
Broxbey, John, 223.
Broxup, John, 170, 192.
Bruncker, ^ Richard, 14.
Brunker, ) Sarah, 134.

,, Thomas, 134. Si-e Brancker.
Bucke, John, 103.

,, Mary, 103.
Buckhurst, I Frances, 151.
Bucldiirst, ( Margaret, 107.

,, Martha, 141.

„ Mary, 164.

,, Rebecca, 139.

,, Richard, 14, 186.

„ Stephen, 14, 107, 151, 223.

„ William, 14, 139, 141, 164, 197, 224.
Buckley, Anne, 135.

,, Joseph, 209, 226, 224.

,, Thomas, 14, 215.

,, William, 14, 135. ^ci? Bulkley.
Buckwell, John, 221.
Bulkley, Jane, I2,S.

,, Joseph, 14. Sec Buckley.
Bull, Jane, 120.

,, Peter, 120.
Bullock, Alderman, 140, 242.

,, Edward, 15, 120, 150, 160, 178, 181,
189, 195, 215, 216, 224, 236, 241.

,, Elizabeth, 120.

„ Joan, 135.

John, 15, 125, 135, 167, 172, 179.

„ Martha, 125.

Mary, 115, 150.

,, Sarah, ibo.

,, Susan, 140.

„ Thomas, 184, 191, 196.
William, 15, 115, 177.
Bumbey, John, 15.
Buncher, Elizabeth, 157.

,, Thomas, 157.
Bunker, Ann, 135.

,, Thomas, 15, 135.
Buntyng, Alice, 113.

,, Joan, III.

,, Lora, 105.

,, Thomas, 105, 11 1, 113.
Burden, Elizabeth, 103.

John, 15, 103, 115, 155.

,, Margaret, 115.

,, Michael, 15.

„ Rachel, 155.

,, Thomas, 15.
Burgess, A^nes, 125.

„ Catharine, 135.

„ Edward, 15, 135, 178.

John, 15, 99, 112, 125, 138, 14(1, 178.

,, Katherine, 99.

,, Margaret, 142.

„ Mary, 138, 146.

,, Peter, 15.

,, .Susanna, 112.

William, 15, 142, 195.

337

INDEX OF STRAY NAMES.

338

Burnby, John, 224.
Bumey, John, 16.
Burnley, John, igi.
,, Matthew, 16.
,, Thomas, 16.
Burton, Abraham, 16, 112, ijo.
„ Ann, 1 12.
,, Dorothy, lOI.

John, ri3, 241, 327.
, Mary, 1 13.

,, Patience, 130.
,, William, loi.
Busher, Philip, 170.
Busk, John, 1 12.
Butcher, John, no, 197.
,, Margery, 1 10.
,, Osmond, 16.
Butler, Nathaniel, 186, 21 1.
Bygg-e, Roger, 252.
„ William, 16.
Bynd, Robert, lb.
Byng, Stv Bint;.
C.\DBURV, John, 16.

,, Robert, 16. Scv Catbury.
Cadman, Charles, i6.
Caister, Frances, 100.

,, Thomas, ib, 100.
Calowe, Anne, 105.

,, Thomas, 105.
Cannon, Richard, ib.
Cantis, Thomas, ib.

,, Valentine, 16, 17, 179, 200, 202,
225. 232, 238.
Caree, Thomas, 17.
Carew, Thomas, 177.
Carey, Henr)', ;3b
Jlar)', 136.
„ Thomas, 172, 230, 241.
„ William, 234.
Carley, Thomas, iS«.
Carlton, Christopher, 17, 119.

„ Susan, 119.
Carpenter,Agne.s, 118.

,, Edward, 118, 133, 140.
„ Elizabeth, 133.

John, 17, 135, 14T.
,, Mary, 141.

Carr, Hemy, 17.

Carter, Clive, 175.
,, Robert, 1-9.
,, Simon, 17.
,, William, igo.
Cartwright, Eliz.ibeth, Ib4.
„ ' Hugh, 17.
,, John, 164, 179, 218.
,, Vincent, 227.
Casey, Anne, 114.
,, Elizabeth, 99.
„ Grace, 141.

Henry, 17, 99, 137, 141.
,, Malbree, 12b.
,, Susanna, 137.
,, Thomas, 17, 114, 126.
Castelake, Alice, 149.

,, Robert, 140.
Castell, Katherine, 144.

,, .Simon, 144.
Castle, James, 17.

,, John, 17, loS, 204, 220.
,, Mary, 108.
Catbery, Joan, 116.

218,

Catbery, Thomas, 16, 116. .S'.v Cadbury.
Catlet, Nicholas, 202, 212

, 321.

,, John, 327.
Cell, Joan, 108.

,, Thomas, 108.

Chambers, Edmond, 17, 180.

,, Robert, 17.

,, Thomas, 17.

., William, 17.

Champney, Henry, 207.

Champneys, Elixabeth, in.

„ Richard, n i.
Chandler, Benjamin, 236.
,, EHzabetb, n7.
,, Hann.ih. 152.
,, Hunt, 221.
,, James, 18, 13S.

John, 18, 144, 180, 213, 239.
,, Martha, 100, 144.
„ Mary, 163.
,, Matthew, 229.
,, Rich.ird, 19, 152, 180, 181, 183.
,, Samuel, 18, 142, 163, 180.
,, .Sarah, 142.

,, Thomas, 18, 100, n7, 219
Willi.am, iS, 77.
Chantrj-, Anne, 106, 130.
,, Grilhn, 19, 1 17.

,, John, 19, lofa.
,, M.ary, 117.
,, Thomas, 130.
Chapman, Elizabeth, 126.
,, Henry, 185, 225.
„ John, 126, 194.
,. Thomas, 17b, 220, 233.
Charlton, Edward, 143.

,, Mary, 143.
Cheeld, Eleanor, 107.
,, William, 107.
Cheese, William, 220.
Cheeseman, Anne, 137.
,, Christina, 141.
,, Isabella, 97.
,, John, 19, 97, 141.
,, Philip, 169, 181.
,, Richard, ig, 181.
„ Sarah, 132.
,, .Stephen, ig, 137.
,, Thomas, 132.
Cheever, D.aniel, 327.

„ (ieorge, 19, 109, 214, 235.

,, Grace, 14b.
,, James, 19, gq, 231, 327.
,, John, 19, 14b.
,, Katherine, 109.
,, ]\lar\-, gg.
,, Richard, 19.
Cheevers, \ Mary, 121.
Chivers, ) Richard, 121, 201, 233.
Chcrche, Si-e Church.
Chevenyng, John, 19.
Chick, Anne, 99.
„ John, 99.
Peter, 181.
Chirche, See Church.
Chittenden, Elizabeth, 102.
,, James, 19, 20, 159.
,, John, 20, 102.
„ Rebecca, 159.
Choppen, Hester, 15b.

339

FREEMEN OF CANTERBURY.

340

Choppen, Thomas, 15^-
Chopping/rhonias, 20.
Clinslian, Edward, 20, 215.
Church, Christina, 104.
,, EHzabeth, 130.
„ George, 130, 204, 207, 231.
Jo'™. 20, 104.

,, Richard, 20.
Sarah, 102.

,, Thomas, 20, 102.
William, 258.
Churcher, Ehzabeth, lOl.

„ Robert, 20, lor.
Claggett, George, 137, 186.
Mary, 137.

,, William, 20. See Clegat.
Clare, Elizabeth, 137.

John, 137.
Claringbole, Mary, loq.

,, Thomas, 20, 109, 220, 22S.
Clark, "I Abraham, 133, 163, 195,204, 207, 225,243.
Clerk, ) Anne, 164.

,, Edward, 20.

,, Eleanor, 142.

,, Elijah, 20.

,, Elisha, 20.

„ Isaac, 164, 167.

„ John, 20.

„ M.artha, 163.

,, Roger, 20, 120, 142.
Sarah, 133.

,, William, 20.
Clarkson, Edmond, 174, 239.

,, Edw.ard, Ibg, 187.
Clay, Anne, 121.

,, John, 121.
Cleg.itt, Anne, 132.

,, George, 210.

,, Mary, 100.

,, Robert, 141.

,, Sarah, 141.

,, William, 100, 132. See CXaggeM.
Clement, Dionisia, 145.

„ Jacob, 145.
ClifTord, Elizabeth, 121.

„ Thom.is, 21, 121, 167, 172, 175, 178,
180, 102, 193, 204, 208, 226.
Clinton, Roger, 21.
Coales, Anne, 152.

,, George, 21, 152.
Cobbe, Joan, in.

„ John. III.
Cock, Henry, 21.

„ John, 163, 182.

„ Matthew, 21.

,, Sarah, 163.

,, Thomas, 21.
Coclces, Edward, 21. See Co^.
Cockett, Martha, 107.

,, Richard, 21, 107, 134.

,, Robert, 21, 182, 207.

,, Sarah, 134.
Cockson, Isabella, 147.
John, 114.

,, M.argaret, 1 14.

., Thomas, 147. See Coxon.
Coke, Joan, 98.

„ John, 98.
Cokes, Joan, 126.

,, Thomas, 126.
Cokman, A^nes, 151.

Cokman, Thomas. 151.
Colbrand, Elizabeth, 127.

„ Fowler, 21, 127, 138.

M.ary, 118.
,, Nicholas, 21, iiS, 228.
„ Richard, 21.

„ Roger, 21.
Sibyl, 138.
Cole, \ Elizabeth, 221.
Coale, ) Mary, 97.
Sarah, 139.

„ Thomas, 21, 22, 97, 139, 173, 182, 190,
200, 237.

,, VVilham, 22.
Coleman, P'rances, 105.

,, Thomas, 22, 105.
Colepeck, Bartholomew, 201.
Colfe, Abr.ah.am, 134.

,, Anne, 153.

,, Charles, 22, 155.

,, Joseph, 22, 169, 184, ig6, 200, 224, 230.

,, Marv, 134.
Phrebe, 148.

,, Simon, 148.

,, Sylvester, 155.

,, Thomas, 153, 222, 224, 230, 231.
Collar-d, \ Samuel, 172, 235, 244.
Coller, ) Thomas, 123, 210, 234, 237, 244.
Collett, Henry, 182.
Collier, Peter, 22.
Collins, Edward, 121.

,, Elizabeth, 116.

,, Isaac, 22, 211.

,, Joan, 121.

,, William, 116, 182, 232.
CoUyan, Peter, 106.

,, Susan, 106.
Combe, Henry, 115.

,, Katherine, 115.
Comerford, Anne, 141.

,, John, 141.
Compton, Rich.ard, 260.

Thomas, 22, 324.
Conditt, Thomas, 22.
Conoway, Christopher, 22.
Cook-e, Agnes, 122.

„ Edward, 12 2.

,, Grace, 128.

,, Henry, 171.

John,' 22, 23, 128, 158.

,, Margaret, 158.

„ Mary, 98, 103, iii, 118, 126, 161.

„ Matthew, 161.

,, Peter, 23.

,, Robert, 22, 23, 118.

,, Roger. 23, 126.

,, Thomas, III, 243.

„ William, 23,98, 103, 182, 183, 204, 227,
240. 241.
Cooper, Charles, 183.

,, Eliz.abeth, 108, 132.

,, Jeremi.ah, 240, 242.

,, Jolin. 23, 108, 19S.

,, Simon, 216.

,, Thomas, 132.
Copper, Edw.ird. 23, 121.

,, Katherine, 121.
Copyn, John, 23.
Cornelius, John, 24.
Cornew.all,John, 24.
Comwell, Christopher, 129.

341

INDEX OF STRAY NAMES.

342

Comvvell, Marj-, 129.

Cosen, Christopher, 205.

Cosmer, John, 227.

Cotcby, Stephen, 24.

Cotlett, Edward, 24.

Cotteu, John, 24.

Cotton, George, 24.

Coupere, Jolin, 112. 6V1? Cowper.

Court, Ehzabeth, 130.

,, Jame>, 130.
John, 24, 232.
William, 24.
Courtliope, Edward, ill.

,, Elizabeth, 1 11, 139.

,, Luke, 139.

„ Robert, 24.

,, William, 24.
Courtman,Joan, 142.

,, John, 24, 142.

,, Margaret, no.

,, Richard, 110.
Courtney, John, 138.
Coventry, Christina, 145.

John, 145.
Coveny, John, 219.
Cowell, Deborah, 116.

,, George, 24, 124, 148.

,, Joseph, 24, lib, 123.

„ Mary, 123, 124, 148.
Cowper, Guy, 24.
John, 24.

,, Nicholas, 24. See Coupere.
Cox, Anne, 115, 121.

,, Elizabeth, 123, 133.

,, Heni-y, 1S3.

,, Jane, 102.

John, 102, 115, 123.135. 178. iS
Joshua, 24, 133.

,, Lambert, 24, 179.
Mary, 135.

,, Samuel, 24, 121. &v Cockes.
Coxon, Jacob, III, 178.

,, Thomasine, in. 5(V Cockson.
Cradock, Robert, 171;, 192, 199.
Cragg, Robert, 183.
Crane, John, 315.
Crauford, Ehzabeth, 117, 154.

John, 24, 117, 137, 144, 154.

,, ilargaret, 137.

„ Rebecca, 144.
Crawley, James, 184.
Cray ford, .^nne, 127.

,, William, 24, 25, 127.
Creasey, Richard, 185.
Creed, Christopher, 184.

,, James, 125.

,, Mary, 125.
Crentche, John, 25.
Crippin, I Elizabeth, 105.
Crippen, ) John, 25, 116, 184.

,, Paul. 105, 178, 184, 211.

,, Sarah, 116.
Croft, John, 19S.
Crothall, Amy, 133, 153.

,, Elena, 157.

,, Henr)', 157.

John, 25.

Thomas, 25, 133, 153.
Croucher, Alice, 129.

„ Anne, 156.

„ Robert, 129, 156.

2, 183.

Cuckow, Daniel, 25, 184, 232.

,, Joan, 158.

,, Thomas, 158.
Culverhouse, Edward, 25.
Cundit, David, 199. See Conditt.
Curtays, Thomas, 151.
Curteis, John, 25.
Curteys, Julyan, 128.

,, Nicholas, 128.
Cussen, Christopher, 25, 210.
Cutlet, John, 25. See Cotlett.
Cutt, Thomas, 133.

„ Ursula, 133.
Daines, John, 25, 146.

,, Sarah, 146.

,, Simon, 25, 179.
Dale, Dorothy, 98.

,, Edward, 225.

,, Francis, 25.

,, George, Ib8.

,, John, 18b, 230.

,, Thomas, 25.

William, 25, 98.
Dane, Dionisia, 119.

,, Richard, 119.
Danyell, Bennet, 112.

„ John, 112.
Darby, John, 185.
Darrell, John, 190.
Daves, John, 25.
Davies, ) Abraham, 103, 127.
Davis, / Blanch, 127.

,, Hester, 103.

John, Ib3, 195.

,, Margaret, 109.

,, Mary, 130, 163.

,, Richard, 25, 109.

,, Thomas, 130, 169, 173, 184.
Davison, John, 204.
Dawson, Elizabeth, 117.

,, William, 26, 117.
Deane, Frances, 138.
Robert, 138.
Deering, James, 26, 109, iig, 157, i8o.

,, John, 263.

,, Katherine, 109.

,, Mary, 157.

,, Thomasine, 119.
DeereIove,Anne, 138.

,, Nicholas, 138.
deLeghe, Agnes, 126.

,, Richard, 126.
Denn-e, Basil, 174, 198.

,, Christopher, 2fa, 202.

,, Edward, 178.

,, John, 116, 185, 189, 223, 227.

,, Katharine, lib.

,, Miles, 59.
Sarah, 129.

,, Thomas. 2b, 129, 169.
Dent, Robert, 229, 235.
Despaigne, Henry, 26.
Devison, Alexander, 186.
Dewlotoe, Stephen, 315.
Dickenson, John, 178, 199.

„ Robert, 26, 172, 197, 235.

,, Roger, 224.
Digges, John, 239.
Dillnolt, John, 157.

„ Nicholas, 183, 235 to 237, 317.
Dixon, Thomas, 173, 213.

343

FREEMEN OF CANTERBURY.

344

Dixson, Ralph, i88.

„ Rowland, 167, 210.
Dobbes, Thomas, 26.
Dodd, John, i8b.

„ Sampson, 27, 216.
,, Thomas, 202.

„ WiUiam, 204.
Doggerel!, Henn", 97.

,, Leonard, 27.

,, Ursula. 97.

,, William, 27.
Dokerell, Anne, 264.
Dolman, John, 27.

,, \Villi.am, 27, 205.
Dombrain,Is.a,ac, 27, 122.

,, Mary, 122.
Dominus, John, 308.
Donner, Thomas, 182.
Doromes, Edward, 145.

,, Isabella, 145.
Donell, John, 234.

,, Sir John, 315.

Dowcar, Richard, 198.
Downes, John, 171.
Dowme, Nicholas, 143.

,, Sarah, 143.
Dray, Ehzabeth, 155.

William, 27, 155, 202.
Dr.ayton, Christopher, 27, 158.

,, Ehz.abeth, no.

,, John, 27, no.
Maiy, no, 158.
Drowtes, John, 178, 241.
Duffelde, Joan, 143.
Dumee, James, 187.
Dumez, James, 187.
Dunck, Robert, 27.
Dunkin, James, 27.
Dunney, Thomas, 27, Ib8.
Durant, Edward, 105.

„ Stephen, 27, 193, 202, 244.
Duree, Mark, 183, 187.
Duryez, David, 187.
Dyrkyn, Thomas, 206, 229.
Dyrreck, Michael, 28.
EASTDAY,John, 174, 187.
Easterlinge, Martha, 150.

„ Robert, 150.
Eastes, William, 28, 217.
Eastman, Anne, 144.

,, Edward, 28, in, 123, 153, 224.

,, Heni-y, 28.

John, 28, 103, 131.

„ Katharine, 133.

„ Mary, 103, ni, 131.

,, Richard, 28, 205.

,, Sus.an, 123.

,, Tliomas, 28.
Eborne, Chepey, 221.
Edborough, Richard, 29.
Edlow, .Samuel, 29.
Edmund, John, 29, 130.
Edmimds, Benjamin, 184.

„ Mary, 1 40.

,, Stephen, 140.

„ William, 187.
Edynden, Walter, 29.
Elger, William, 29.
Elliott, John, n5.

„ Martlia, n5,

„ Matthew, 29, n3.

Elvy,
Elvee,

Elvyn, 1
Elven, /

j Ellis, •( Alexander, 188.

Elys, j Daniel, 29, 124. 154, igo, 191, igfa,
197, 201, 215, 227, 22S.
„ Dorothy, 128.

Guy, 144.
,, Ingram, 128.
,, James, 169, 172, 201.
,, Katherine, 144.
,, Mary, 124, Ib2.
„ Richard, 29, 163, 188, 203.
,, Susanna, 154.
Elphick, ) Edward, 186, 223, 22g.
Elhcke, ) John, 167.
Elsey, ^ George, 29.
Elsee, ) Thomas, 29, 236.
Elsted, Thomas, 29.
Agnes, 1 15.
Elizabeth, 158.
Frances, 117.

John, 29, 30, 115, 158, 200.
Mar)', 139.

Samuel, 30, 117, 139.
George, 30, in, 209, 215.
John, 30, 133, 146, 164.
Katharine, 120.
Margeiy. 133.
Mark, 120.
Mary, III, 14b.
Samuel, 30.
Sarah, 164.
WiUiam, 30, 188.
Frances, ibi.
William, 161.
Alderman, 190.
Samuel, 30.
Christopher, 218.
Thomas, 30, 188, igg.
Engeham, Edward, 30, 115, 137.
,, John, 30.
,, Mary, 137.
Sarah, 115.
Anne, 142.
John. 142.
Esshindenne, Geoffrey, 30. Sue Ashenden.
Esterling, Robert, 315.
Estes, William, 217. &^ Eastes.
Estey, Estye, John, i6g, 229.
Ethe'ridge,'WiUi.am, 232.
Evanes, John, 131.

,, jNI.argaret, 131.
Evernden, MaiT, 125.

,, .Simon, 30, 125, 201.

Thomas, iSg, 211, 234, 23S.
Gilbert, 174.
Joseph, 154, 189.
,, Mary, 154.
Fagg-e, Elizabeth, 139.

,, John, 30, 109, 200, 244.
,, Sarah, 109.
,, Thomas, 30, 31, I3g.
Fan, Edward, 223.

Farr.ance, \ John, i8g.
Farrence, | Robert, 31.
Farrar, Anthony, 238.
,, Thomas, 31, 21S.
Mary, 158.
Nicholas, 31.
Richard, 158.
Arnold, 147.
Mary, 147.
Edward, 31. 97.

El win,

>)
Elwyn,

Elye,

Elvshe.

Enheld,

Esley,

Ewell,

Faunt,

Fecnn,

Fendall,

3-15

INDEX OF STRAY NAMES.

346

Fendall, Elizabeth, 97.
Fenn, John, 31, 114, 157, 180, 233.
,, Margaret, 114.
„ Mary, 157.
„ Richard, 189.
,, Thomas, 31.
Fenner, Bridget, 163.
„ Elizabeth, 123.
„ Enoch, 31, 153.
,, Margaret, 153, 160.
,, Rest, 31, 123, 129, 160, 163, 1S9.
,, Thomasine. 129.
Ferr\-. Edward, 311.
Ferryer, Mary, 103.

,, Samuel, 103, 225.
Ferthyng, Robert, 31.
Fidge, George. 129, 159.

,, Jane, 129.

„ Susan, 159.

,, Thomas, 189, 214. 216, 226, 238.
Field, William. 32.
■^^Sg^' Joan. 1 18.

Ralph, 118.

Filpott, Peregrine, 317.

Filmer, John, 32, 186, 190.

Finch, Rich.ard, 190.

,, Thomas, 32.

Finn, Elizabeth, 136.

,, Thomas, 13b.
Fibhenden, Philip. 171, 184, 200, 203, 327.

Fisshe, John, 32.

,, Nicholas, 32.

Fist, John, 32.

Fittell, William, 182.

Flacton, Ehzabeth, 102.

,, Henry, 190.

„ John, 32, 102, 190.

,, Thomas, 185.

Fl.^tman, Elizabeth, 113, 138.
John, 32, 138, 183.

,, Margaret, 161.

„ Robert, 32, 113, 161, 214, 216, 232.

,, Thomas. 169.

Flecton, Adrian, 217.

Fleet-e, Elizabeth, 123.

„ Margaret, 99.

„ Thomas, 32, 33, 99, 123, 167, 199, 201,
229.

Flint, One.-.iphorus, 33.

,, Samuel, i}, 190, 240.

Flood, Thomas, 190.

Floyd, John, 33.

Fly, Samuel, 217.

Flyccher, Hugh, loS.

,, Joan, 108.

Fogg, Wliitingham, ^^.

Fokes, Margery, 144.

,, Thomas, 325.

Fonteyn, Cristina, 162.

„ Joan, 113.

,, William, 113, 162.

Fookys, Thomas, 33.

Forde, Agnes, 112.

,, Alexander, 123.

„ Bartholomew, 33, 117, 145.

,, Isabella, 123.

,, John, 1 12.

,, Mildred, 145.

„ Millicent, 117.

,, Peter, 212.
Foreflode, Alice, 131.

Fowle,

Foreflode, John, 131.
Forstall, Bennet, 159.

Richard, 33, 159.
Foster, Agnes, 267.

,, Maximillian, ^3, 106.

Sarah, lob.

Thom.is. 224.

Adam. 33, 34, 155, 174, 197, 223, 230.

Alderman, 191.

Elizabeth, 123.

Joan, 136.

John, a, 123, 136, 176, 191, 204, 226,
235. 23b.

Mar>-, 155.

Nicholas, 184, igr, 230, 233.

Thomas, 191, 194, 201, 202, 211 220,
226. 229, 234, 237.

B.irtholomew, 34.

Elizabeth, 151.

Fowler,

198.

195-

,, Henry, 34.

James, 34, 1 73
,, Johanna, 117.

John, 34.
,, Margaret, 15O.
,, Thomas, 34, 117

235-
Fox-e, Anne, 129.
Isaac, 34.
Israel, 34, 143.
John, 34.
,, .Sarah, 143.
,, Sibyl, 157.
,, Stephen, 34.
,, Thomas, 129, 23;
,, William, 157, 191
Foxhunte, John, 34.
Frampton, Sarah, 122.

,, Thomas, 122, 328.
Frances, ) Anne, 162.
Francis, ) Edward. 34, 162.
Elizabeth, 144.
John, 144.
Mary, 156.
Thomas, 34.
W.ilter, 268.

William, 34, 156, 209, 240.
Frank-e, Christopher, 170.

Edward, 25, 124, 145.
Henry, 213.
Isabella, ibo.
John, 35.

Mary, 124, 145. 147.
Thomas, 160, 171, 192.
William, 147
FranckljTi, Henrj', 213.
P'reebody, William, I §7.
Freeman, Anne, 132.

„ John, 132, 317.
,, .Stace, 177.
Freetes, Thomas, 171.
Freuch-e, John, 35.
,, Mary, 1 16.
,, Thomas, 35, 113.
,, Valentine, 1 16.
Frencham, Dunstan, 35.

,, James, 200.
Frid, Paul, 215.

Friend, \ Charles, 192.
Frend, ) George, 192.

John, 35, 153, 156, 208
„ ilargaret, 153.

151, 156, 171, 184,

W

347

FREEMEN OF CANTERBURY.

348

Friend, \ Mary. 1 56.

Frend, ) Thomas, 1 99.
Frogen(h)ale, Cristina, 104.

,, Alargery, 106.

„ Waller,' 104, 106.

,, William, 35.

Fuller, John, 35.

Robert, 232.

Furser, John, 35, 36, 190, 237, 240.

,, Rich,ird, 35.

,, William, 35.

Fusser, Ellen, 113.

,, John, 242.

,, Richard, 113.

Fynkyll, Edward, 36.
GADESBYjJohn, 192, 232.

Gale, Nicholas, 192.

Galer, Anne, 99.

,, Elizabeth, 106.

,, John, 99, 106.

Gallant, Richard, 36.

Gardner, Richard, 172.

Garlin, John, 200.

Garrett, John, 36, 173, 207.

Gaskyn, Anne, 104.

,, James, 104.

Gascovn, James, 36.

Gamit, Anne, 137.

,, Richard, 36, 137.

Geere, Henry, 36. See Gere.

Genvey, James, ^ib.

George, John, 36, 106, 236.

,, Mary, 106, 159.

,, Samuel, 159, 177, 221.

Gerard, Joan. 145.

,, Thomas. 145.

Gere, Agnes, loS.

,, Joan, 101.

,, William, loi, 108. .S« Geere.

Gen'ice, Joyce, 195.

Gibbon, John, 40.

,, WiUiam, 167, 178, 213, 227.

Gibbs, Frances, 149.

„ John, 152.

,, ^Margery, 152.

,, Richard, 219.

„ Robert, 108.

,, .Susamia, 108.

,, Thomas, 149.

Gilbert, Abel, 123.

„ Anne, 99.

,, Edward, 121.

„ Elizabeth, 123.

,, Giles, 36.

John, 36, 99.
Mr., 227.

„ Robert, 129, 193.

,, Sar.ah, 121, 129.

,, Stephen, 36.

Thomas, 36, 169, 173, 192, 193.

„ Wilham, 36, 232.

Giles, D.aniel, 131, 1S9.

,, Elizabeth, 157.
John, 194.

,, Katharine, 106.

„ Martha, 131.

Roger, 183, 219.

,, Stephen, 37, 106, 157, 1S8, 189, 219.

Gilham, Thomas, 37, 159.

William, 37, 194, 325.

Gill, Anne, 119.

Gill, Elizabeth. 124, 153, 159.

,, Isabella, 147.

John, 37, 124, 194.
Joshua, 194.

„ Julian, 148.

,, Martha, 123.

„ Mary, 127, 130.

,, Nicholas, 147, 148.
Peter, 237.

,, Sus.an, 101.

Thomas, 37, lOI, 119, 123, 130, 153,
159, 194.

„ William, 37, 127, 182, 194.
Gilman, Ehzabeth, 133.

,, Richard, 192.

„ Thomas, 133.
Gilmore, Elizabeth, 137.

James, 37, 129, 137, 228.

,, Jane, 129.

,. John, 37.

„ Paul. 37, 191, 194.
Gilpin, Elizabeth, 139.

Robert, 37, 103, 194, 207, 233, 239.

,, Sarah, 103.

,, Thomas, 37.

„ William, 139.
Gimber, Francis, 37.
Ginder, Anne, 1 1 7.

John, 38, 239.

,, Katharine, 136.

,, Rich.ird, 38, 117, 136, 1S7.

„ WiUiam, 38, 224.
Glover, Isaac, 195.

,, James, 185, 195, 205, 212, 216.
John, 195.'

„ William, 205.
Godden, James, 38, 152, 184, 186, 230.

„ Mary, 152.
Goff-e, Andrew, 100, 124.

,, Elizabeth, 124.

,, Joan, 100.
Gold, Eliz.abeth, 97.

,, Thomas, 9.
Goldedge,Johii, 178, 195, 207.

Thomas, 38.
Golden, Jacob, 179.

„ John, 38.

,, Richard, 195.
Goldfinch,Jane, 210, 271.

,, John, 187, 195, 200, 234.

„ Margaret, 133.

,, Nicholas, 133, 182.

,, Richard, 183.
Goldhatch, Christian, 112.

„ Hester, 100.

,, John, 216.

,, Mary, 141, 154.

„ Thomas, 38, 100, 112, 141, 154.
Golding, John, 38.
Goldsborough, Abraham, loi, 223.

„ Ellen, lOl.

,, Richard, 195.
Goldsmith, Margaret, 135.

„ William, 135.
Gonerley, Thomas, 213.
Gooch, Hamon, 139.

,, Joan, 139.
Goodhew, Elizabeth, 105.

,, Matthew, 105.

,, Peter, 148.

,, Sarah, 148.

349

INDEX OF STRAY NAMES.

350

Goodwin, Thomas, 38.
Goore, Anne, 99.

„ Thomas, 99.
Gorely, \ Marv, 123.
Goarly, ) William, 39, 123.
Gorham, Anne, 14c, 152.

,, Thomas, 39, 140, 152.
Goseboume, Alice, 1 14.

,, Henry, 114.
Gosson, Agnes, loi.

,, Cornelius, lOI.
Gowerleker, Henry, 151.

,, Julian, 151.
Gradtlell, Thomas, 327.
Gradwell, Thomas, 39.
Granons, Thomas, 156.
Grant, John, 210.
Graves, Christopher. 39.
Gray, Anne, no, 150.

,, Ed«'ard, 203.

,, Ehzabeth, 113, 160.

„ Henry, 39, 138, Ijo, 160.

„ John, 110, 113, 139, 226.

„ Marv, 138.

Matthias, 39, 173, 189, 213, 232, 327.
Richard, 39.

,, Thomas, 39.

,, William, 39, 242.
Greene, Ehzabeth, 128.
Mar>-, 159.

Thomas, 128, 159, 196.
Greenhill, Joan, 103.

,, Richard, 196.

,, Thomas, 103.
Greenland, Elizabeth, 161.

„ John, 146, ifai.
Joseph, 40.

,, Sarah, 146.
Greenleafe, Thomas, 40, 177, 194, 202.
Greethurst, I Elizabeth, 156.
Greedliurst, I Philip, 40, 156, 221.
Gridle, Margaret, 160.

„ Robert, 160.

,, Thomas, 160.
Griffen, John, 197.
Grove, Abraham, 148.

,, Sarah, 148.
Groves, Anneia, 1C15.

„ Robert, 165.
Guerard, Joan, 145.

„ Thomas,- 145.
Guosolc, Ade, 112.
Guston, Agnes, 105.

,, Stephen, 105.
Gybbe, John, 263.
Gybon, John, 328.
Gyce, James, 327.

,, Lambert, 327.
Gylvjn, Henr)-, 160.

„ Katharine, 160.
Haijjian, Richard, 40.

,, William, 40.
Hadnam, William, 109.
Haffenden, Richard, I97. 236.
Hales, Henry, 197, 216, 224, 23S.

,, John,' 221.

,, Baron John, 318.

,, Thomas, 40.
Halke, Thomas, 40.
Hall, Anne, II S.

Daniel, 197.

Hall, Edward, 132, 193.

„ Elizabeth, 118.

,, George, 40.

„ Hannah, 151.

,, John, 40, 197.

,, Joseph, 40.

,, Mar\-, 163.

,, Richard, 41, 179, 197.

,, Samuel, 40, 41, 147.

,, Sarah, 132, 147.

,, Simon, 41.

,, Thomas, 40, 41, 118.

,, William, 40, 151, 163.
Hallett, Alexander, 41.

„ Thomas, 167. See Hawlett.
Halloway, Barbara, 124.

,, James, 124.
Halsnod-e, ( John, 41, 197.
Halsnoad, ) Thomas, 41, 239.
Hamage, ) Daniel, 198.
Hamedge, )' John, 41, 119.
Hambleton, John, 121.

,, Mary, 121.
Hambrook, Elizabeth, 163.

,, John, 163, 221.

„ Stephen, 198.
Hame, Hemy, 187.
Hamer, Constanam, 122.

,, Isabella, 165.

,, Reginald, 122, 1O5.
Hamersham. See Homershara.
Hamidge. See Hamage.
Hamilton, Elizabeth, 134.

,, Hester, 155.

John. 134. 155.
Hammok, Dioni--ia, 142.

,, John, 142.
Hammond, James, 41.
Hamond, Clement, 41.

,, Elizabeth, 1 13.

„ John, 113, 141.
Hane, John, 41.
Hangrel, Alice. 160.

,, Richard, 160.
Hannel, Francis, 41.
Hanson, John, 273.
Harbert, Edmond, 42.
Hardes, Elizabeth, 109.

,, Ellise, 133.
John. 133.

,, Robert. 42, 109, 206. See Hardres.
Harding, Elizabeth, 147.

John. 147.
Hardres, Sir Thomas, 42. 317.

,, Thomas, 42. 318.
Harclris, John, 104, 109.

,, Katharine, 104, 109.
Hards, Richard, 174.
Hardy, John, 143.

,, Margaret, 143.
Hardj-ng, Robert, in.

,, Thomasine, ill.
Harmon, Thomas, 198.
Harnett, Edward, 228.
Harris, Anne, 114, 161.

,, Dorothy, 128.

,, Edmund, 199, 236.

,, Elizabeth, 139.

,, James, 42, 143, 183, 198. 211.

,, John, 42, igi, 198.
Joyce, 185, 213.

851

FREEMEN OF CANTERBURY.

352

Harris, Mary, 126, 151.

Heyward, Mildred, 164.

„ Nicholas, 42.

,, Richard, 44.

,, Sarah, 143.

,, Thomas, 44, 164.

,, Susan, 117.

Heard, 1 John, 44.
Herde, } Robert, 233.

,, Thomas, 42, 198.

Titus, 42, 128.

Heame, | Ehzabeth, 132.

„ Vespasian, 42, 114

117

126, 139, 151,

Hem, ) Francis, 222.

161, 198.

George, 132.

„ WiUiam, 197, 200,

231-

Henry, 44.

Harrison, Anne, 135.

John, 44, 121, 155, 2-5.

„ Henry, 42, 43, 135,

138

199, 208.

„ Mary, 121, 155.

,, Richard, 42, 199.

„ Thomas. 185.

„ Susanna, 138.

Hegyn, Matthew, 44.

,, Thomas, 171, 174.

„ Thomas, 44.

„ WiUiam, 42.

Henden, Edward, 44.

Harry, Alice, 135.

Mildred, 119.

„ John, 135.

,, Nicholas. 119.

Hart, Bartholomew, 202.

Henhorne,Agnes, 149.

,, Deborah, 98.

,, Thomas, 149.

„ Katharine, 114.

Henley, Anne, 1 14.

„ Margaret, 127.

,, Christopher, 114, 149, 191.

„ Mary, 160.

„ Mary-, 149.

„ Richard, 114, 124.

„ Reginald, 193.

,, Thomas, 43, 98.

Herring, Nathaniel, 170, 219, 2:3.

„ Timothy, 160.

Heslast, Agnes, 116.

„ William, 43, 127, i

74. '

84.

George, 116. .Sf^ Haslast.

Hartcup, Jeremiah, 199.

Hewes, \ John, 44.
Hewys, /Robert, 176.

Haslast, George, 43. See Heslast.

Hasnoth, Samuel, 43.

„ William, 44.

Hasted, Moses, 199.

Heyman, Elizabeth, 97.

Hatch, Garlin, 173.

„ John, 97.

,, John, 43, 114, 163,

199.

,, Robert, 169. See Hayman.

,, Sarah, 114, 163.

Hejrward. See HayAvard.

Hatcher, William, 200, 205,

236,

242.

Hickes, John, 102, 238.

Hawke, Richard, 43.

,, Mary, 102. See Hix.

Hawker, John, 43.

Hieron, Anne, 148.

„ Jonathan, 43, 189.

,, Francis, 148.

,, Thomas, 200.

Hills, Avery, 44, 117, 192, 204, 222,

230.

William, 208.

,, Hercules, 44, 45, 126, 193, 201

, 210

Hawkes, Anne, 140.

,, James, 201.

,, Edmond, 43.

„ Lancelott, 125,

Isaac, 43, 140, 176

,, Sarah, 117.

John, 43.

,, Sylvester, 125.

,, Jonathan, 183.

,, Thomas, 182.

,, Robert, 43.

Hirst, Edward, 184.

,, Thomas, 43, 178.

Hix, John, 207. See Hickes.

Hawkins, John, 174.

Hoare, Edward, 220.

Hawlett, Alexander, 115.

Hobbs, John, 45, 123.

,, Katharine, 115.

,, Lydia, 123.

Thomas, 195. See Hallett.

Hobday, Joan, 155.

Hawte, William, 43.

John, 45.

Hay, Joan, 136.

Thomas, 155.

„ John, 136.

Hocker, William, 223.

Hayfold, Henry, 43, 158.

Hodell, Agnes, 161.

„ John, 158.

,, Joan, 141, 15O.

Hayman, Robert, 43. See Heyman.

„ Richard, 141, 156.

Hayne, Francis, 44, 224.

,, Robert, ibi.

„ Martha, 1 10.

Hoery, James, 232.

,, William, no.

Hogben, Robert, 233.

Haynes, 1 Anne, 130.
Haines, ] Francis, 200.

Hogg-e, Alice, 108.

Joan, 102.

,, Hester, 120.

,, Thomas, 108.

,, Mary, 122.

„ William, 102.

„ William, 120, 122,

130.

Hogman, James, 45.

Hayivard, Edward, 44, 118,
Hey ward, 231.

144.

198, 209, 221,

Hoigges, Simon. 138.

Holland, Anne, 127.

,, Elizabeth, 144.

,, John, 45, 127, 171.

Joan, 154.

Hollingberry, John, 175, 202.

John, 44, 154.

,, Thomas, 45.

,, Mary, 118.

Holman, Bridget, 132.

,, Michael, 224.

„ Richard, 132.

353

INDEX OF STRAY NAMES.

354

Holmes, Andrew, 240.

Holness, Andrew, 45, 116, 134, 14S.

„ Anne, lib.

,, Jane. 148.

John, 45, 213.

,, Joseph, 221.

„ Peter, 43, 117.

„ Rachael, 134.

,, William, 19b, 202, 204.
Homersham, Anne, 146.

,, Charles, 202.

„ Elizabeth, 112.

John, 43, 4b, in, 112, 134, 193, 202.

,, Mary, HI.

,, Sarah, 134.

Hommee, Samuel, 46.
Hooke, William, 185.
Hooker, Thomas, 202.
Hopper, Anne, 140.

,, John, 140.
Home, Thomas, 170.
Homeby, John, 4b.

„ Robert, 203.

,, Thomas, 211.
Homsby, Mary, 157.

„ Richard, 4b, 140, 137, 178, 201, 222.

„ Robert, 4b, 217.

,, Susanna, 140.
Horsely, John, 4b.
Horsey, Elizabeth, 99.

,, John, 99.
Horton, John, 4b.
Hoskins, Daniel, 4b.

,, Elizabeth, lob.

,, James, 203.

,, Margaret, no.

,, William, 4b, lob, no.
Hothe, Thomas, 4b.
Howell, Henry, 4fa.

John, 4b, 155.
Rose, 135.
Howland, Elizabeth, 161.

,, Richard, ibl.
Howtyg, Stephen, 4b.
Hubberd, \ Abel, 147.
Hubbert, ) Elizabeth, 116.

John, 174, 203, 238.

Paul, nb, Ibl, 173, 185, 213.

,, Susan, ibl.
Hudson, Richard, 199.

Robert, 47, 186, 191, 203.
Hues, See Hughes.
Hueson, Robert, ib7.
Huet, Joan, 139.

,, John, 139.
Hughes, Robert, 233.

,, William, 47.
Hull, Thom.as, 184.

Hul!-e, Mary, 9<).

,, Nathaniel, 99.
Hunt, George, 181, 192.

,, James, 194, 200.

,, John, 47.

Judith, 203.

,, Kynborowe, 135.

,, Man-. 100.

„ Nicholas, 47, 178, 203.

„ Robert, 122, 133.

„ Sarah, 129.

,, Thomas, 122, 191, 240.

„ Thomasine, 122.

Hunt, Willi.am, 47, 100, 192, 203, 204.
Hutt, Anne, 120.

,, George, 120.

James, 47, 137, 219.

,, Sarah, 137.
Hwt, See Hutt.

Hyder, John, 47.
Hyet, James, 204.
Hygj'n, Isabella, 120.

,, Matthew, 120.
Iddenden, Richard, 223.
Inwood, Wilham, 212.
Ireland, James, 323.
Ismonger, Cleve, 147.
Joan, 147.

,, William, 147.
Iverson, Anne, 137.

„ John, 137, 172.
Iveyson, John, 122.

,, Mary, 122.
Jacob, Edward, 47, 174, 185, 204, 208.

,, Elizabeth, 119.

,, Israel, 119, 189, 216, 2l8, 231.
Jagger, Henr\-, 183.

,, John, 212.

,, Robert, 170, 183, 204, 221.
Jamys, Jolm, 48.
Jancock, Bartholomew, 48, 204.

,, John, 48. See Johncock.
Jank\-n, Cristina, 125.

,, Thomas, 123.
Jarman, Elizabeth, 107.
John, 48.

,, Norton, 172.

,, Philip, 48, 107, 204.
Jeddery, John, 233. See Jether)-.
Jeffrey, ) Alice, 97.
Jeofforie, J Elizabeth, 138, 153.

George, 48, 97, 144, 327.
Joan, 144.

„ Sarah, 120, 142.

,, .Susanna, ib2.

,, Thomas, 120, 153.

,, William, 138, 142, lb2, 219, 327.
Jell, William, 205.

Jemet, John, 181.
Jenkin, Thomas, ibg, 201, 223.
Jenkins, Richard, 48, 105.
Jenkinson,Jane, 14b.

,, Richard, 14b.
Robert. 218.
Jennings, ) George, 48, 212.
Jennins, j John, 1 98.

,, Thomas, 48, 219, 222, 223.
Jethery, James, 140.

,, Mar)', 140. See Jeddery.
John, Alice, 13b.

,, Thomas, 13b.
Johncock, Bartholomew, 148.

,, Elizabeth, 108.

,, Francis, 103.

,, Jane, 98, I bo.

„ John, 48, 98, 103, 108, ibo, 174. See
Jancock.
Johnson, Andrew, 49, 222.

,, Anne, 107, 143.

,, Edward, 49.

,, EHzabeth, 147.

,, Esdras, 49, 112.

,, John, 49, 145, 147, 174, 228.

„ Mar)-, 112, 129.

355

FREEMEN OF CANTERBURY.

356

Johnson, Nicholas, 49, 129, 205, 314.

,, Peter, 107, 167, 168, 186, 205, 217, 227

233. 236.

„ Samuel, 49, 186, 206, 236.

,, Thomas, 174, 177, 328.

„ William, 49, 164.

Jolley, 1 Anne, 105.

Jolly, j Catherine, 1 18.

,, Francis, 50.

,, Katharine, 118.

,, Joseph, 20O.

,, Thomas, 49, 50, 105, 118, 206.

Jones, Alice, 142.

„ Kester, 107.

,, Hugh, 142.

,, Lewis, 50.

,, Ralph, 50.

,, Thomas, 207.

,, Waker, 107.

,, William, 50.

Jorden, ) Henry, 50, 206.

Jurden, j John, 50.

,, William, 224, 319.

Joyce, Edmund, 50, 234.

Jull, Elizabeth, 142.

,, John, 50.

William, 142, 209, 241.

Jusley, John, 180.

Justice, Edward, 50, 129, 176, 206.
Nicholas, 188, 208.

,, Sarah, 129.

Juxon, Archbishop, 313.

Kay, William, 225, 241.

Keister, Thomas, 192.

Kelling, Thomas, 186.

Kelse-y, Margaret, 144, 156.

„ Sybil, 144.

,, Thomas, 144, 156.

,, William, 144.

Kendall, Alice, 1 10.

,, William, 1 10.

Kene, Thomas, 50.
Kennard, Alice, 127.

,, Edward, 127, 206.

,, Hamon, 50.

,, .Sampson, 50.

Kennett, Cornelius, 215.

,, Eliz.abeth, 120.

,, John, 50, 51, 120, 207.

„ S.arah, 1O4.

,, Thomas, 164, 231.

Kenton, Richard, 51.

Kerby, James, 51.

,, John, 51.
Ketcherill, David, 207.
KetjTiton, Nichola, 141.

,, Thomas, 141.

Kevell, John, 51.

Keyes, John, 219.

Kidder, George, 51, 188, 197, 2ig, 220.

,, Thomas, 51.

King-e, M.ary, 131, 152.

,, Melchisedek, 51.

,, Thomas, 131.

„ William, 51, 152.
Kingsford, Dorothy, 164.

„ Elizabeth, 126, 131.

,, John, 51, 126, 205, 209.

„ Mai7, 166.

,, Thomas, 51, 131, 164, 166, 193, 211.
Kingsforth, John, 172.

Kingsmyth, John, 242.
Kingsnode, Anne, ibo.
John, 51.

,, Simon, l5o, 176.
Kippen, Richard, 220.
Kirk-e, Elizabeth, loi.

,, John, 51, loi.
Kite, John, 237.

Kitham, Barbara, 150.

„ Elizabeth, 119.

„ Jane, 137.

,, Katharine, 152.

,, Mary, loi.

,, Thomas, 150, 152, 193.

,, William, 51, loi, 119, 137.
Knell, James, 51.

„ John, 5'i.
Knewstub, Moses, 189. &(? Newstub.
Knight, Anne, 104.

,, Anthony, 104.

,, Mary, 162.

,, Richard, 133.

,, William, 52, 162.
Knightsmith, John, 207.
Knock-e, Mary, 150.

,, Thomas, 52, 150.
Knott, Anne, 126.

,, Joan, 125.

,, William, 125, 126.
Knowler, Charles, 100, 103, 180, 186, 194, 22S, 231.

,, Elizabeth, 100.
Mary, 103.

,, Thomas, 52, 20S.
Knowles, Frances, 142.

,, Isaack, 142.
Laas, John, 52.
Lacey, James, 208.
Ladd, Agnes, 105.

,, Hannah, 130.

„ John, 52, 225.

,, Nathaniel, 130.

,, William, 105.
Lade, Anne, 130.

John, 52, 130, 1-9.

,, Michael, 171, 175, 20S, 219.

,, Thomas, 282.
Laggett, James, 208. See Leggett.
Lake, James, 52.
Lambart, Giles, 52.

Peter, 238.
Lambe, Thomas, 213.
Lambsyn, \ John, 52, 328.
Lamsyn, ( Thomas, 52, 328.
Lambyrdenne, Willi,im, 52.
Lamk\n, James, 327.
Lampard, John. 52.

,, Matthew, 52, 209.

,, Susanna, 146.

,, William, 14b.
Lance, William, igg.
Landman, Anne, 123.

,, Edward, 53, 161, 186, 205, 209, 219,
226.

,, Henry, 123.
John, 234.

,, Mary, 161.

,, Thomas, 53, 1S5, 237.
Lane, Anne, 99.

„ Elizabeth, 160.

Jolin, 53, 105, 135, 160.

,, Josiah, 209.

357

INDEX OF STRAY NAMES.

358

Lane, JIartha, 105.

„ Richard, 53, 99, 175, 201, 212.
Sai-ah, 135.

,, Thomas, 53, 177, 226.
WiJliam, 185.
Langtield, George, 53.

„ Joan, 159.

,, Nicholas, 159.
Lankelield, Nicholas, 53.
Lapham, John, 171.
Latter, John, 209.
Lawrence, ) John, 282.
Laurance, ) Robert, 53, 189, 196, 19S.

„ Wilham, 53, 179, 209, 240.
Layboume, Margaret, 114.
Roger, 53, 114.
Leat, Anne, 130.

,, Sampson, 130.
Ledger, John, 54, 131, 172, 185, 244.

,, Alary, 131.

,, Stephen, 54.

,, Susan, 131.
Lee, Elizabeth, 117, 149.

,, Henry, 325.

John,' 54, 149, 172, 210, 232.

,, JLirgery, 97.

,, Robert, 97.

,, Zachaiy, 117, 207.
Leedes, ) Christopher, 54, 114, 127.
Leeds, ) Jane, 141.

,, Katharine, 127.

Noah, 54, 141, 175.

,, Rachael, 1 14.

,, William, 54, 243.
Leek, George, 127.

,, Joan, 127.
Lefroy, Israel, 210.

,, James, 54, 210.
Leggett, James, 54, 219.

,, Thomas, 211. &v Laggett.
Lellesden, Jane, 119.

John, 54, 119, 19b.
Lepine, Daniel, 210.
Levitte, Peter, 55.
Levyne, William, 324.
Levyns, Christopher, 55.

,, Thomas, 55.
Lewis, j Agnes, 150.
Lewys, [ Anne, 105, 133, 136.
Lewes, ) Henry, 55. 133, 200, 209.

,, Henry William, 55.

John. 55-

,, Philip, 55, 243.

Robert, 55, 136, 150.

,, Thomas, 55.

,, William, 55, 105.
Lewkner, Anne. 128.
James, 55.

„ John, 128.
Lightfoot, Thomas, 56,
Lineal, Dorothy, 14b.

,, Fr.ancis, 55.

,, Thomas, 55, 14b, 172, 1S3, 188, 212.

,, William, 184.
Little, Jerman, 328.
Lobbey, Judith, [62.

,, Thomas, ib2.
Lobley, Anne, iii.

,, Thomas, in.
Locas, Alice, 107.

„ Richard, 107.

Locldey, Richard, 17b, 22b.
Loftie, Thomas, 55.
Lolham, John, 235.
Long-e, Abraham, 55, 128.
Elizabeth, 128.
,, Lreorge, 191.
,, Richard, 55.
,, Thomas, 178.
Longley, Benjamin, 21 1.
Thomas, 5b.
Thomas, 5 b.
William, 5b, 171, 1
John, 211.
John, ib9, 231.
,, Richard, 176, l8r, 194, 21
Lovelace, Francis, 5b.
,, William, 56.
Lovell (Louell), Edmond, 190.
Lowe, Anne, 151.

Look-e,

Lott,
Love,

72, 2ir, 240.

217, 218

,,

James, 151.

Lowell,

Jennytruth, 124.

,,

Richard, 124.

Lowes,

Christopher, 221.

,,

Thomas, 5b.

Loy,

Isabel, loS.

John, 5b, 108.

,,

ikobert, 133.

,,

Thomasine, 133.

Lucas,

Henry, 179, 209, 21 r, 239, 240.

,,

John. 5b, 211.

,,

Samuel, sfa.

Luck,

Anne, lOO.

,,

John. 5b, 100, 158.

,,

Sarah, 158.

,,

Thomas, 174.

Luckett,

Thomas, 230.

Ludd,

Elizabeth, 133, 135.

,,

John, 5b, 211, 238.

,,

Randolph, 5b, 133, 135.

,,

Thomas, 5b, 291.

Luke,

Thomas, 242.

Lukyn,

Richard, 5b.

Lunn,

John, 5b, 173, 212, 215, 222, 235.

Lurk)Ti,

Alice, 115.

,,

Richard, 115.

Lymyter,

Agnes, ib4.

,,

Joan, 104.

,,

Thomas, 104, ib4.

LyncoU,

Henry, ib2.

,,

Joan, ib2.

L)Tide,

Agnes, 129.

,,

Elizabeth, 129.

,,

Isabella, 104, 1 19.

,,

Joan, I Ob. 134, 145.

,,

John, 104. lOb, 119, 129, 134, 145

LTOdsey,

'I'homas, 5b.

L^Tisted,

Robert, 5b.

Lyon, Agnes, 128.

„ Alice, 112.

,, John, 57, 112, 128.

,, Sybil, 102.

,, Thomas, 57, 102.

,, William, 57.
Macfarlen, Peter, 231.
Malpass, | Elizabeth, 134.
JIalpus, j John, 57, no, n4, 134.

,, iM.iry, 114.

,, Susanna, no.
JIaney, Thomas, 57, 177, 1S8.
Maplisden, Edmund, 57, 180, 215, 218.

,, Edward, 244.

359

FREEMEN OF CANTERBURY.

360

Maplisden, Elizabeth, 109.

„ Francis. 57, 109, i;b, 189, 205, 212, 232

„ Joan, 148.

,, Susanna, 120.

,, Walter, 120, 177.

„ "William, 148.
Marlowe, ) Anne, 112.
Marloe, > Dorothy, 327.
JIarley, ) Jane, 139.

,, Joan, 139.

John, 57, 112, 139, 200, 213, 327.
Marn . . . . , Thomas, 192.
Marrable, ) Hester, 122, 132.
JIarable, j James, 241.

,, Richard, 151, 212, 242.

„ Silvester, 132.

,, Thomas. 57, 122.

,, Valentine, 57.

,, William, 184.

Marsaile, Edward, 217.
Marseill, James, 204.
Marseille, John, 57.
Marsh, John, 177.
Marshall, ) Mary, 112.
Marchal, | Robert, 57.

,, Thomas, 57, 167, 173.
Wylfred, 112.
Marsham, Peter, 213.
Marcham. Richard, 234.
Marshman, Peter, 226.
Marten, Alice, 138.

,, Elias, 140.

„ Robert, 57, 138.

,, Sibyl, 140.
Martyn, Richard, 99.

,, Sarah, qg.

„ William, 57.
Mascall, Robert, 228.
Master, Sir Edward, 324.
Francis, 155.

,, George, 168, 321.
James, 155, 235.

,, Jeremy, 131.

,, Mary, 131.
Masters, George, 183, 195.

,, James, 237.
Maslerson, Daniel, 58, 168, 169.

,, Jeremiah, 58, 241.
Masterton, Daniel, 172.
Mate, John, 129.

,, Joyce, t29.
Mathew, Robert, 58.

,, Thomas, 190.
Matson, Thomas, 58, 213, 236.
Matthews, Dorcas, 127.

,, Elizabeth, 102.

,, John, 99, 102, 213.

,, Sarah, 99.

,, Stephen, 58.

,, William, igo.
Mawhen, Clement, 58.
May, A},Ties, 102.

,, Bennett, 102.

„ George, 58.

,, Henry, 200.

,, John, 58.

„ Mary, 141.

,, Richard, 58.

,, Roger, 102, 141.

Thomas, 58, 102, 213.
Mayhew, Roger, 58.

Mayne, Thomas, 204, 205.
Mercer, John, 97.

,, Katharine, 97.
Meers, Godfrey, 127.

,, Margaret, 127.

Merchant, Agnes, 124.

John, 124.
Merriam, John, 58, 189, 193, 196, 207, 240.

„ Mary, 162.

„ Mr., 162.
Michell, Nicholas, 170.
MieU, William, 58.
Miles, Abigail, 153.

,, Anne, 141.

,, Denne, 59.

,, Eden, 121.

„ Elizabeth, 106, 146.

Hemy, 59.

,, John, 5g, 106.

„ Richard, 153.

,, Robert, 121, 221.

„ William, 141, 14b. See Mills.
Milleman, Aaron, 229.
Millener, John, 227. See MiUner.
Millington, John, 60, 227.
MiUicent, Thomas, 59.
Millner, John, 59, 168. See Millener.
Mills, I George, 59.
Mylles, f Henry, 59.

,, John, 59.

,, Mar)-, 150.

,, Matthew, 150.

,, Sibilla, 109.

„ .Simon, 59.

,, Thomas, 214,

,, William, 59, 109. See Miles.
Milward, John, 214.
Mitchelbome, Susanna, 114.

„ WiUiam, 114.
Mitchener, John, 212.

„ Richard, 212.
Moate, Dorothy, 127.

,, Elizabeth, 164.

,, John, 59, 127, 132, 164, 228.
Mary, 132.

,, Thomas, 59.
Mockett, Alexander, 129, 177, 200.

,, Richard, 59, 99.

„ Sarah, 99, 129.
Mody, Thomas, 328.
Molash, George, 102.

„ Isabel, 102.
Molesshe, Joan, 150.

,, John, 150.
Mond, Amy, 113.

„ Elizabeth, 131, 144.
Joseph, 59, 113, 131.

„ Walter, 59, 144, 193, 215. &v Munde.
Monds, Isaac, 60.
Monrowe, Andrew, gS.

,, Elizabeth, 98.
Moone, John, 60.

,, Thomas, 60.
Moor-e, \ George, 60, 176, 203, 206, 227, 237, 239.
More, J John, 60, 198.
Morgan, Anne, 113, 138.

„ Edw.ard, 60, 113, 215.

,, John, 60, 125, 138.
Morris, Henry, 152.

„ Richard, 239.
Morton, John, 60.

361

INDEX OF STRAY NAIIES.

362

Mot, Alice, 159.

„ Thomas, 159.
Mount-e, Alice, 98.
,, Frances, 121.
,, Maiy, 127.
,, Peter, 60, 127.
,, Thomas, 98.

„ William, 60, 121, 188, 210, 236.
Muhvode, Joan, 109.

„ Roger, 109.
Munday, Elizabeth, 162.
„ Robert, 201, 207.
,, Thomas, 60, 162.
Munde, Sarah, 1 13.

,, William, 113. SeeMond.
Munden, Alice, 123.

,, Nicholas, 123.
Mundens, Joan. I32.

,, Richard, 122
Munn, Anne, 164.

,, John, 164, 209.
Muns, Elizabeth, 112.

,, John, 112.
Murton, John, 220, 24O.
Myhills, Henry, 60.
Nash, Elizabeth, 103.
,, Joan, 141.
,, John, bo, 141.
,, Thomas, 103.
Nayer, Mary, 132.
,, Sarah, 132.
„ William, 60, 132, 198, 216.
Nayler, Agnes, 106.

,, John, 60, 106, 138.
,, Marg.aret, 138.
Neat, William, 60.

Neave, 1 Katharine, 134.
Neeve, / Nicholas, 60, 134, 177.
Nelson, Elizabeth, 13b.
,, Henry, 60.

,, Joseph, 136, 244.
,, Richard, bo.
Nethersole, Edward, 119.
,, James, 60, 117.

Jane, 119.
„ Mary, 117.
Newman, John, 60, 122.
„ Mary, 122.
„ Ralph, 161.
,, Roger, 103.
„ Thomas, 173, 186, 206.
Newstub, Moses, 195, 232. See Knewstub.
Newton, \ Agnes, 117.
Nuton, ) James, 114, 142, 217.
,, Jeffiey, 117.
Lydia, 114.
„ Mary, 142, 156.
,, Tabitha, 104.
„ Thomas, 104, 156.
„ William, 61.
Nicholls, Adrian, 61, 179, 211, 225, 234.
„ Daniel, 61, 185.
,, George, 61, 208.
,, Humphrey, 201.
,, John, 190.
,, MarU, 61, 177, 225.
,, Thomas, 206.
Nicholson, Edmond, 168, 217, 232.
,, Elizabeth, 123.
,, Francis, 146.
,, James, 61.

Nicholson, Jane, 158.

,, John, 61, 146, 176.

Peter, 147, 158.
,, Rachel, 147.
,, Stephen, 61, 123.
,, Thomas, 61, 217.
Nicoll, Thomas, ibi.
Niewchurch, Edward, 61.
Noble, Mary, loi.
,, Robert, 217.
,, Thomas, bi, loi.
Noon, Isabella, 156.
„ Robert, 156.
Norden, Edward, 169.
Norman, Thomas, 61.
Norrington, John, 61.

,, Michael, 61.
Norton, Jolin, 204.
Norwood, EUzabeth, 129 150.
„ Mary, 118.

„ Paul, 61, 118, 129, 150, 179, iSl.
Nower, Roger, 128, 177, 224.

,, Sarah, 128.
Niitt, John, 203, 229, 238.
Nye, Elizabeth, 104.

,, Maiy, 115.
„ Robert, bi, 104, 115.
Oaklev, John, 62, 116, 155, 179, 217, 242.
Mary, 155.
,, Sarah, 116.
Oakshott, Edward, 62, no.
,, Ehzabeth, no.
,, Henry, 62.
Oat, Thomas, b2.

Obree, Charles, 62, 179, i8b.
Ockman, Elizabeth, 153, 157.
,, Henry, b2.
,, John, 62.

Thomas, 62, 153, 157, 176, 193.
Oldfield, John, 218.
Oliver, George, 21 8.

John, 173, 239.
Ore, Richard, b2.

Osbam, Thomas, b^.
„ WiUiam, 62.
Osbastone, Elizabeth, 163.

,, Isaack, 163.
Osbeston, Isaack, 176, 236.
Osborne, Ehzabeth, in, 130.

John, ni, 130, 218, 237.
Osburston, John, b^.
Osspringe, Thomas, 63.
Oteley, William, 63.
Oughton, Alderman, 199.
,, Anne, 136.
„ Anthony, 136, 200.
,, Thomas, 200.
Overy, William, 221.
Oxenbridge, ( Henry, 63, 144.
Oxinbridge, (John, 63. loi, 213.
„ Katharme, 101.
,, Marys 144-
,, Nicholas, b3.
,, Thomas, 63.
,, Thom.asine, 142.
Packe, Rich.ard, 219.
Packen, Ehzabeth, 139.

„ Richard, 139.
Page, Charles, 63, ny, 154.
,, Ehzabeth, 154.

John, 63, 154, 205, 221.

363

FREEMEN OF CANTERBURY.

364

Page,

Pain-e, \
Payn, /

Palmer,

Paren,
Pargate,

Parker,

Mercy, 117.
Stephen, 63, 218.
Susanna, 154.
AVilliam, 63, 2 18.
Jeremiah, 63, iii, 218.
John, 63, 113, 291.
Rebecca, 113.
Robert, 169.
Sarah, iii.

Thomas, 186, 191, 219, 239.
John, 130.
Margaret, 130.
Richard, 64, 126.
Sarah. 126.
Abraham, 218.
Anne, no.
George, 1 10.
Richard, 64.
Anna, 108.
,, Anne, 108.
,, Elizabeth, 102, 133.
„ Esay, 64.
,, Henry, 64.
,, Isaiah, 108, 123, 138.
,, Jane, 140.
,, Johanna, 123.

,, John, 64. 108, 157, 205, 219, 224, 23b.
„ Mary, 157, ibl.
,, Paul, 64, 243.
„ Sarah, 138.
„ Thomas, 64, 133, 161, 170, 171, 197,

215, 216, 2ig, 229, 239.
„ William, 64, 102, I40, 176.
Parldnson, John, 219.

,, Nicholas, 65.
Parsons, Edward, 65, 124.
,, Enoch, 65.
„ Judith, 124.
Pashly, John, 172.
Patey, John, 65.
Patteson, Gilbert, 226.
Pattison, William, 236.
Paul, John, 65.

PawljTi, Thomas, 182.
Pa)Ti, See Pain-e.

Payabill, John, 65.
Pearch, Thomas, 175, 184, 220.
Peek, Joan, 116.

,, John, lib, 143.
Peel, William, 199.

Peen-e, Henry, 65, 115.
„ ilary', 115.

,, Robert, 6b.
Peere, John, 66.

Peers-e, John, 181, 213, 220. 5« Perce.
Peirce, 1 Francis, 140.
Peerce, j Henry, 66, 209.

., William, 140. See Pierce.
Pelham, Joan, 145.

Joseph, 174.
„ Richard, 145.
Pelling, ) Robert, 66.
Peeling, ) Thomas, 183, 241.
Peniibrook-e, Anne, 134, 151.

„ John, 173, 188, 191, 192,211,215, 220,

228, 237.
„ Richard, 65, 134, 192, 220, 223, 241.
,, William, 66, 151.
Pemell, Robert, 176.
Pender, Henry, in.
,, Margaret, in.

I'ender, Robert, 216.

Pen-ne, Anne, 105.

,, John, 66, 105.

Pennell, John, 66.
Pennington, Daniel, 66, 143.

„ Man.-. 143.

Penny, Elizabeth. 106.

,, Gilbert, 66.

,, John. 106.
Penwortham, Constance, 136.

„ John, 13b.

Pepper, Alice, 159.

,, William, 159.

Perce, Henry, 210.

,, John. 188. See Peirce, Peerse.

Perkins, William, 66.

Perry, Joan, 102.

,, John. 102.

,, Stephen. 220.

Pert, Alice, 130.
John, 130.

Pesmede, William, 67.

Peters, John, 67, 131.

,, Mary, 131.

Petfelde, Joan, 151.

,, Thomas. 151.

Petham, Joan, 102.

,, Richard, 102.

Petman, Ch.arles, 221.

Pettey, Alen. 67.

Pettitt, Ehzabeth. 106.

,, James, 182. 202, 237.

,, Paul, 186, 242.

,, Richard, 106,

,, Thomas, 67.

Petyi', Joan, 292.

Phifcox, John, 221, 227.

Phillips, John, 67, 143, 219.
Marj-, 143.

„ Thomas, 221.
Phillpott, Edward, 67, 218.

„ Elizabeth, 165.

„ John, 165, 238.

„ Stephen, 293.

Picard, Anne, 157.

„ John. 222.

,, Mary-. 144.

,, Richard. 144, 157.

Picare, Joan. 100.

„ John, 100.
Pickering, George. 67.

John, 67, 219.

,, Richard. 222.

Pierce, ] Ehzabeth, 135.

Piers, j George, 135.

„ Hemy, 60, 70, 210.

,, John, 140, 19S.

,, Mary, 140.

„ Ursula, 128. See Peirce.

Pike, Anne. 163.

Henr)-. 67, 68.

,, Thomas, 163.

Pikence, Henn-. 68.

pilcher, Charles. 147.

,, John, 68, 117, 156, 222.

,, jMary. 156.

,, Philadelphia, 147.

„ Sarah, 117.

,, Stephen, 68. 181. 217, 226, 232.
Pilkington, Anne. 141.

,, John, 68, 106, 141.

365

INDEX OF STRAY NAMES.

366

Pilkington, Katharine, io6.

„ Thomas, bS.
Pilon, Nicholas, 222.

William, 68.
Pising. St-e Pysing.
Pittington, Thomas, 203, 219.
Plaior, Thomas, bS.
Player, Robert, 171, 177, 207.

,, WiUiam, 177.
Pleasington, Em, 115.

„ Thomas, 115.
Plesington, Prudence, 158.

„ Thomas, 158, 163.

„ Tomson, 158.
Plessington, Thomas, 243.
Plomer, Francis, 68.

„ Marj-, 123.

William, 68, 123.
Plummer, Thomas, 68.
William, 68.
Pollard, Elizabeth, 132.

,, Isabella, 135, 161.

,, Robert, 135, 161.

,, Thomas, 132.
PoUyne, John, 68.
Pooley, James, 321.
Pope, Isaac, 68, 69, 231.
Pordage, Thomas, 181, 220.
Porter, Elizabeth, 124.

,, Thomas, 69, 124.

,, William, 69.
Pot, Agnes, 107, 138.

,, Robert, 107, 138.
Potman, Elizabeth, no.

„ John, no, 141.

,, Margaret, 141.
Pottekyn, Jacoby, 1 78.
Potter, Anne, 159.

,, William, 159.
Pout, Elizabeth, 139.

„ James, 69, 139.

,, Katharine, 142.

,, Sarah, no.

,, William, 69, no, 142.
Pownces, George, n".

,, Joan, n7.
Powell, Anne, 98.
Gilbert, 98.

,, John, 161, 225.

„ .Sarah, ibi.

,, Thomas, l6i.
Poynaunt, Agnes, 109.

„ William, 109.
Preston, Elizabeth, 121.

,, Henry, 135.
John, 121.

,, Thomasine, 135.
Prett, Elizabeth, 147.

,, Margaret, 128.
Mary, 153.

,, Richard, 166.

,, .Susanna, 166.

„ Thomas, 69, 128, 147, 153.

,, Walter, 69.
Prettyman, John, 196, 206, 223, 227.
Pringle, John, 70.
Pringuer, Peter, 209.
Propchant, Thomas, 70.
Proppard, Mary, 128.

,, Thomas, 70, 128.
Prowd-e, Anne, 138.

Prowd-e, Henrv, 70, i ;8.

,, Sampson, 70.

,, Thomas, 70.
Pulford, Margery, 104.

,, Thomas, 104.
Pyard, Peter, 70.
Pykynden, Margeiy, n5.

„ Thomas, 115.
Pynenton, John, 141.

,, Margery, 141.
Pysing, ) John, 174, 241.
Pismg, ) Jonas, 70, 205.
Mary, 145.

,, Richard, 70, 177, 199, 206, 233, 240.

,, WiUiam, 145, 224.
QWESTYNBF.RRY, Hariy, 70.

Radford, Anne, 107.

,, Thomas, 70, 107.
Ralfe, Edward, 70. Sc'c Rolfe.
Ranee, Elizabeth, n5.

,, William, 1 15.
Rand, John, 70.
RatcUff, William, 202, 224, 225.
Ray, William, 230.

Raylton, ) Aquila, 154.
Railton, / Catharine, 162.

,, John, 71, 161, 224.

,, Margery, 122.
Mary, 102.

,, Richard, 70, 102, 122, 154.

,, Robert, 71, 162, 169, 215.

,, .Sarah, 161.

,, Simon, 70.

,, Thomas, 71, 214.
Raylston, ) Elizabeth, 136, 147.
Railston, ) John, 71, 139, 141, 147, 190, 195, 214,
240.

,, Sarah, 141.

,, William, 71, 241.
Rayner, Anne, 153.

,, Isaac, 153.
Raynold, Joan, n4.

,, Thomas, n4. Set Reynolds.
R.awling, ^ Dorothy, 154.
Rawlyn, j James, n5.

John, 154, 212, 230.

,, Mary, nj.
Rawlenson, One, 169.
Read-e, John, 225.

,, Laurence, 225.

,, Richard, 71.

,, Thomas, 225, 239.

„ William, 71, 174, 188, 206.
Reader, Thomas, 't.
Reason, Philip, 187.
Reeve, Elizabeth, 131.

,, WiUiam, 71, 131, 168, 225.
Remysshe, John, 71.
Renshaw, Matthew, 71.
Rew, Elias, 124, 138.

,, Sarah, 138.
Reynolds, Katharine, 145.

,, James, 145.

,, William, 71. 168, 173, 204, 240.
Richardes, Gabriel, 188, 193, 212.
Rich.ardson, Anne, n9.

,, Elizabeth, 162.

John, 71, 72, 131, 13S.

,, Margaret, 131.
Mary, 138.

,, Thomas, 71, 162, 180, 183, 2n, 238.

367

FREEMEN OF CANTERBURY.

368

Richardson, William, iig.
Rider, Robert, 72.
Rigbe, Hugh, 72.
Rigden, Elizabeth, 146.

,, Jeremiah, 72, 142, 230.

,, John, 226.

„ Joseph, 72, 146, 149, 170, 171, 180,

191, 204, 216.
,, Margaret, 160.
,, Mary, 142, 149.
,, William, 72, 160, 178, 182, 226.
Riggsby, \ Daniel, 217, 226.
Rigsby, I Dorothy, 150.
„ Hugh, 150, 22b.
John, 72, 176, 234.
Roberts, Alice, 132.
,, Anne, 147.
,, Edward, 214.
,, Elizabeth, 151, 158.
,, Henry, iq6.
,, Johanna, 149.
,, .Sir John, 72, 158, 322.

Joseph, 72, 132, 147, 149, 151, 158.
,, Mary, 158.
,, Susanna, 147.
„ William, 147, 231.
Robinson, '( James, 72, 73, 243.
Robenson, ) John, 227.
,, Robert, 72.
,, Simon, 172.
RobjTi, Margaret, 106.
,, William. 106.
Roger, Elizabeth, 163.
,, Joan, 118.
„ John, 118.
,, Thomas, 163.
Rogers, Anne, 118, 126, 158.
„ Elizabeth, 122.
„ Henry, 73, 107, 122, 124, 126, 181, 205,

216, 220, 227, 229, 239.
,, John, 73, 105, 158.
,, ilargaret, 105.
„ Mary, 107, 124.
,, Thomas, 118.
Rolf-e, 1 Anabella, tl2.
Rofe, > Edward, 140, 227.
Rolph, ) Elizabeth, 128, 140.
,, John, 112, 128.
,, Thomas, 73, 1 70.
Roolc-e, Anne, 161.

,, Edward, 105, 164.
,, Frances, 164.
,, John, 137, 161.
„ Margaret, 137.
„ William, 105.
Rookes, Anthony, lOi, 160.
,, Elizabeth, loi.
,, Maiy, 160.
,, WiUiam, 73.
Rocs, Gregory, 237.
Ro.se, Ambrose, 139.
,, Dorothy, 139.

John, 193, 216, 243.
Rosse, John, 228.
Rosseter, Timothy, 219.
Rouse, Anne, 136.
,, Elizabeth, 147.
John, 73, 147.
Thomas, 73, 74, 136, 227.
Row, Margaret, 143.

„ John, 143.

RufFoote, James, 199.
Rufford, John, 74.

,, Nicholas, 228.
Rumfield, Elisheba, 104.

,, Jeremy, 74, 104.

,, Jeremiah, 74.

John, 74, 173, 23S.
Russell, Alice, 126.

,, Andrew, 100.

„ Arthur, 108.

,, Dorothy, 108.

,, Elizabeth, 108, 131.

,, Fr,ances, 131.

,, George, 108.

,, John, 126.

,, Margaret, 100.

,, Richard, 74, 231.

,, William, 74, 131, 134, 201, 228.
Rust, Eliz.abeth, 106.

,, Henry, 74, 106, 140, 147.

,, Mary, 147.

,, Susanna, 140, 162.

,, William, 140, 162.
Rustall, William, 223.
Rutland, William, 176, 202, 218.
Rutlond, Alice, 298.

„ Mary, 298.
Rye, John, 228.

SaBYN, Avery, 185.
Sack, Anne, 142.

John, 74, 142.
Sacreston, Anne, 298.
.Saddler, Agnes, 134,

,, Simon, 134.
Saddleton, Thomas, 204.
Saer-e, Anne, 100.
John, 74.

,, Stephen, 100. See Sare, Sayer.
Saffery, \ Anne, 102.
SafTory, ) Gabriel, 75, 102, 167, 228, 240.

,, John, 75.
Saghier, Alice, 132.

,, Richard, 132.
Salmon, | Alice, 149.
Samon, ) Anne, 152.

,, Bartholomew, 75, 149, 203.

,, Elizabeth, 158.
Jolm, 75.

,, Thomas, 152, 158, 221, 225.
Sampson, Agnes, 162.
John, 242.

,, Thomas, 162,
Samson, Bartholomew, 223.
Sancroft, John, 169.
Sander, | George, 160.
Saunder, J Jo.an, 118, 133.
John, 118, 133.

,, Mary, 160.
Sanders, ) Edward, 75, 158.
.Saunders, ) George, 75.

,, James, 150.

„ John, 229.

„ Maiy, 1 58.

,, Richard, 75.

,, Sarah, 150.

,, William, 214, 230.
.S.are, Alice, 157.

,, Dorothy, 136.

„ Robert, 75, 136.

„ .S.arah, 142.

„ Stephen, 75, 142.

369

INDEX OF STRAY NAMES.

370

Save, Thomas, 15;. Sec^ Saer, Sayer.

Sawkiiii, Anne, 13=;.

John, 75, 76, 135, 152.
,, Mary, 153.
Sawyer, Valentine, 190.
Sayer, [blank], 225.

,, John, 76, 182, 194, 234, 337. Sl-c Saer,
Sare.
Savers, John, 222.
Sclieereue, Elena, no.

,, John, no. &<; Sherreue.
Scott, Bricir, 76.

,, Christopher, 76.
Robert, 233.
Scrimshaw, ) Anne, n2.
Schrimshawe, ) Elizabeth, 157.
,, John, 76, 229.
,, Richard, 7b, 229.
,, Thomas, 76, 233, 242.
,, William, 76, 112, 157.
Scudamore, Robert 76.

,, Thomas, 76, 175, 177, 230.
Sculton, Ceciha, 130,

,, Thomas, 130.
Sedger, Mary, 133.

,, AVilliam, 133.
Segger, William, 77.
.Selliirk, Earl of, 31b.
.Selsy, Margarat, 150.
„ William, 150.

Seman, Agnes, 144.

,, William, 144.
Semark, Thomas, 299.
Semer, John, 77.
SengeljTi, Joan, 120.
„ John, 120.
Sete, Joan, lOi.

,, Roger, ibl.
Seward, Giles, 77, 137.
,, Joseph, 202.
JSIary, 137.
Sextayn, Christina, 1 10.

,, John, 1 10.
Sharp-e, Eli/.abeth, 127, I43.
,, Jacob, 170, liSb.
,, Mary, 141.
,, Samuel, 77, 143, 241.
,, William, 77, 127, 141.
Shatwatcr, John, 77, n5, 230.

M.ary, 1 15, 230.
Shaw-e, Erasmus, 138.

„ Margaret, 131, 138.
,, Robert, 77, 131.
Sheafe, John, 77, 327.
.Sheldwich, [blank], 13b.
„ Agnes, 100.
,, John, 77, 100.
Shepard, 1 Elizabeth, 153.
Sheapard, [John, no, 134, 153.
Sheopard, ) Mary, 134.
,, Sarah, no.
Sherock, George. iSS.
Sherreue, John, 77, no. &r .Sclieereue.
Sherwood, Anne, 99.
Joseph, 77.
,, Thomas, 99.
Shindler, John, 77.

,, Thomas, 77, 'S.
.Shinglcr, John, 98, 142.
,, Lvdia, 142.
Sjbil, 98.

.Shingleton, Stephen, 20b.

,, Thomas, 20b.
Shrubsole, Christopher, 78.

,, Nicholas, 235.
Silk-e, Anne, 121.
,, Susan, 140.
,, WiUiam, 121, 140.
.Simmonds, .Samuel, 191. &v Symmonds.
Simpson, Christopher, 217.

,, George, 78, 115, 20J, 234.
,, John, 78, 98, 178, 2'lb, 218.
,, Katharine, 115.

Mildred, 98.
,, Richard, 223.

Roger, 234, 324.
,, Thomas, 205, 216, 233. &-6' Sympson.
Sinnot, John, 231.
Skillett, Elizabeth, 121.

,, John, 121.
Skilton, I Anne, 150.
Skelton, ) Elizabeth, 104.
John, 78, 181.
„ Martha, ib3.
„ Mary, n7.
„ Paul, 104. 117.
,, Sarah, 125.
,, William, 123, 150, 163.
Skreen, William, 78.
Skynner, Gerard, 78.
Sk\Tnrar, John. 300.
Sladden, WiUiam, 78.
.Slegh, Thomas, 78.
Small, Eleanor, ib3.
„ William, ibj.
.Smith, ) Abraham, 78, 107, 212.
Smyth, ( Cristina, 140.
,, Deborah, Ib2.
,, Edward, 79, 231.
,, EUzabeth, 152.
,, Fr.ancis, 79.
Henry, 78.
„ Jeremiah, 78, 152, 182, 185, 19b, 203,

219, 223, 22S, 231, 339.
„ John, 78, 79, 100, 103, 148, ib4, 214,

224, 231.
,, Joseph, 78.
,, Mabella, 103. 1
,, Margaret, ib4.
,, Mildred, 100.
,, Nicholas, 78.

P.atrick, 78, 145.
„ Phili]), 202.
,, Sarah, 148.
,, .Samuel, 232.

„ Thomas, 79, 140, 183, 197, 231, 23b.
,, Ursula, 145.
,, WiUiam, 162, 231.
Snell, Agnes, 147.

,, Thomas, 147.
Sneller, Abraham, 79.
Snoad, Alex.ander. 79, 123.

Martha, 123.
Soames, Anne, 128.

John, 79, 128, 153, 175, 232.
Mary, 153.
,, Thomas, 79.
Somes, Christopher, 79.
Somner, John, 324.
Soper, Alice, lOb.

., Lawrence, 106.
South, Margaret, ni.

371

FREEMEN OF CANTERBURY.

372

Spillelt,

Sprate,

Spratt,

Staines,

Stanley,

Staples,

South, Stephen, in, 179, 15S, 232.
Southey, Katharine, 156.

Robert, 156, 188, iSg, 203.
Southwell, Elizabeth, 137.

,, Walter, 137, 170, l8g, 190, 229.
Sparkwcll, Nicholas, 143.
Spencer, Hudson, 80, 158.

Mar)-, 158.
Spicer, ) Abraham, 80, 157.
Spyser, j Christmas, no, 14S.
,, Edward, 80.
„ Elizabeth, 108.
,, Joan, 104.
,, John, 80, 104, 108, 148.
,, Mary, 157.
,, Phili]i, no.
Richard, 80.
John, 80.
Thomas, 232.
William, 80, 204.
Richard, 219.
Elizabeth, 158.
George, 80, 158, 175.
John, 80.
Susan, 175.
William, 80.
Anne, 160.
,, Mary, 153.
„ Samuel, 80, 153, 160, 172, 217, 233.
Starlcc, [blank], 225.
Daniel, 81.
William, 80.
Starts, Daniel, 81.
Stephens, William, Si.
Stiles, Elizabeth, 151.

,, Jonathan, 217, 229.

Matthew, 151, 215, 235.
Stockbery, Nicholas, 81.
Stockden, Anne, 155.
John, 155.
Richard, 188.
Stocken, Mary, 121.

,, Thomas, 121.
■Stokes, Jane, 109.
,, John, 109.
,, Thomas, Si.
Stonbregge, Thomas, 81.
Stone, Maiy. 150.

„ Richard, 150.
Stonehouse, Christopher, 1S9, 197, 211.
Stoughton, John, 81.
Stowe, Thomas, 173.

,, Zachaiy, 81.
Str.and, John, 181, 183.
Stranguish, Sarah, 128.

Thomas, 81, 128.
Stranshani, John, 225, 23S.
Streater, John, 81.

William, 81.
Strcdwick, Avery, 82, 156, 181, 230, 231.
,, Alfred, 235.
,, Elizabeth, 147.
,, John, 147.
,, Mary, 156.

Nicholas, 81, 82.
,, Thomas, 81.
Strevens, '( Eve, 100.
Strivcns, J Roger, 82, 100.
Stringer, Batchelder, 216.
Strong, Stc])hen, 172, 196, 21S.
Stronn, John, 192.

SUulham

Anne, 127, 156, ibi.

)i

Elizabeth, 119, 142.

John, 82, 142, 148, 156, 222, 232. 234

»)

Mary, 116, 125.

Richard, 127.

,,

Sarah, 148.

J

William, 82, 116, 119. 125, 161, 197

240.

Sturges,

Ambrose, 112, 196, 238.

^,

Hannah, 116.

J,

Mary, 112.

,,

Pete'r, 116.

Stybbyng

, John, 82.

Swan,

John, 324.

Swanton,

Robert, 214..

Sweeting

WiUiam, 82.

Swetlanc

, Mary, 152.

,,

Thomas, ii;2.

Symmonds, William, 240. See Simmonds.

Symon,

Robert, 70.

Symond,

Henry, 82.

Symons,

Richard, 230.

Sympson

Christopher, 195, 229, 235.

,,

Edward, 82.

„

John, 82.

,,

Nicholas, 82.

Sarah, 159.

,,

Valentine, ijg.

T.\DDV,

Nicholas, 174, 191. 5tY' Toddey.

Talputt,

John, 173.

J,

Richard, 83.

William, 179, 197, 235.

Tangate,

Thomas, 173.

Tangett,

Joseph, 83.

Simon, 212.

,,

Thomas, 83.

Tanlin,

John, 184.

Tap ton.

Dionisia 152.

,,

Isabella, 114.

M

John, 114, 152.

Tane,

William, 205, 235.

Tarry,

Rebecca, iii.

William, in, 185.

Tassell,

John, 202.

TatnoU.

Randoll, 226, 243.

Tatterton

, Richard, 23S.

Taylor,

Anne, 123.

,,

Elias, 183.

,,

Joan, 235.

„

John, 83, loi, 200, 207, 210 2.35.

,,

Mary, lOI.

,,

Thomas, 227.

Wilham, 83, 123, 197, 234, 235, 239,

Tent,'

John, 328.

Tegheler

Richard, 161.

TeiTier,

Elias, 1&6.

)j

Mary, 166.

Terry,

Ambrose, 197.

,,

Amold, 12&, 189.

,,

Augustine, 196.

,,

Edward, 199.

,,

Isaac, 83.

John, 83, 121, 210, 225, 243.

,,

Margaret, 126.

,,

Martha, 121.

_,

Michael, 83.

,,

.Sarah, 157.

,,

Stephen, 178.

,,

Thomas, 157. ,

Tetter,

Jane, 130.

„

Thomas, 130.

373

INDEX OF STRAY XAIIES.

374

Tewsenoth, Alice, 145.
Joan, 144.
John, 144, 145.
Thatcher, Anne, 152.

,, John, 84. 140.

,, Margaret, 140.

,, Rebecca, 107.

,, Stephen, 10;, 152.
Thomas, Edward, 84, log, I2q, 23C).

,, Ehzabeth, 109.

,, Mar)-, I2g.

William, 188.
Thompson, Mary, lot, 144.

,, Robert, lOi.

,, Thomas, 144. See Tompson.
Thomson, John, 84.

,, William, 84. See Tompson.
Thornehurst, Stephen, 84.
Thorp, John, 206.
Thread, Paul, 84.
Thykmylk, Joan, 124.

„ ' Roger, 124.
Tiddeman, William, 84, i6~.
Tilbe, Henry, 236.
Tilby, Daniel, 84.
Titherton, Richard, 178, 241.
Titterton, Richard, 195.
Toddey, Thomas, 84. See TailJy.
Tolcer, John, 84, 85, 118.

„ Mary, i iS.
Tolken, Thomas, 85.
Tolputt. See Talputt.
Tomhn, Elizabeth, 125.
John, 85.

„ Judith, 151.

Peter, 125, 151, 206, 208.
Tomlins, John, 145.

,, Katharine, 145.
Tompson, John, 85. See Thompson.
Tong-e, Christopher, 85.

,, James, 205, 236.

,, Thomas, 85.
Tostes, John, 85.
Toumbs, Thomas, 85.
Trent, Elizabeth, 149.

,, Robert, 149.
Tresser, ) Anne, 106.
Tressar, ) Joan, 148.

,, Thomas, 106, 148, 237.
Tayppe, Christina, 137.

John, 137.
Tuch, William, 85.
Tuck, Edward, 85, 159, 175.

John, 85, 170, 203, 237, 238.

,, JIargaret, 159.

,, Sarah, 98.

,, Thomas, 85, 98, 237.
Tucker, John, 85, 140, 152, 163, 211, 221, 234.

,, Martha, 152.

„ Priscilla, 140.

„ Sibyl, 163.

,, Thomas, 85.
William, 85.
Tullenden, Robert, 199.
Tumber, Catharine, 155.

,, Edward, 150, 155.
John, 85.

,, Mary, 150.
Turner, Mary, 130.

,, Richard, 237, 241.

,, Robert, 86, 213.

Turner, Thomas, 86, 130.

,, William, 224.
Tusnoth. See Tcwsenotli.
Tustian, John, 192, 229.
Twyman, Ehzabeth, 126.

,, Henry, 86, 126, 208, 230, 241.

,, John, 86, 109.

,, Sarah, 109.
Tygo, Agnes, no.

,, William, no.
Tylly, William, 306.
U-MBERFVI.D, John, 86.
Underdo\ni, George, 113.

„ John, 222, 228.

„ Maiy, 113.
Upton, Elizabeth, 97, 107, no.

,, John, 86, 97, 99, 107, 159, 204, 238.

,, Richard, 159.

,, Susanna, 99, 159.

,, Thomas, 86, no.

,, Thomasine, 159.
Usbam, Thomas, 86.
Usborne, Hamon, 127.

,, Joan, 127.
Vance, James, 121.

,, Ursula, 121. .Jc^ Vanse.
Vandepere, Anne, 134.

„ Elizabeth, 133.

„ George, 133. 181, 216.
John, 86, 198.

,, Lancelot, 86, 134.
Vann, Edward, 86, 134, 195.

„ Elizabeth, 134.
Vanse, James, 86. See Vance.
Varlee, James, 88.
VeiTyer, Christopher, 120.

,, Margaret, 120.
VersOH, Anne, 106.

,, Herman, 106.
Vincent, John, 238.
Violet, Edward, 163.

,, EYances, 163.

,, Thomas, 168, 173.
Vittall, Anne, n7.

„ Edward, 221.

,, William, 87, n7, 223.
Vyrle, Alice, 154.
Joan, n4.
Richard, 87.

„ Robert, 87, n4, 154.
Vydean, Eleanor, 121.

,, James, 121, 129, 192, 241.

,, Joan, 129.
Vydyan, James, 229.
Wachers, Mary, 127.

Robert, 87, 127. Av Wager.
Waddell, Anne, 99.

,, Catharine, n8.

„ Henry, 198, 200, 23S.

,, William, 87, 99, 1 18.
Wager, John, 170,207. Av Wachers.
Wagstaffe, Christopher, 180.

Henry, 87, 207.
Waite, George, 87.

,, Hannah, 122.
Jane, 145.

,, Peter, 87, 145, 216, 220, 238.

,, Thomas, 122.
Wakelield, John, 208.

,, Simon, 87.
Wakelyn, Daniel, 203.

375

FREEMEN OF CANTERRURY.

376

AValkev, Alexander, 87.

„ Joan, 158.
John, 88.

,, Katharine, 123.

,, Mary, 162.

Nathaniel, 162, 188.

,, Thomas, 158.

,, William, 123.
Walkup, ^ Hannah, 154,
Wallcup, ) Mar)', 149.

,, Thomas, 149, 154.
Wall-e, Edward, 8S, iSi, 227, 239.

,, Elizabeth, 153.

Thomas, 88,' 138, 153.
Waller, Edward, 87.

,, Mary, 131.

Richard, 88, 131.
Walter, [blank], 242.
Wanderton, George, 88.
Ward, John, 175, 244.
Ware, John, 1 13.

,, Mary, 113.
Warliam, Archbishop, 317.
AVarkenson, Robert, 142.

,, Susan, 142.
Warleigh, James, 88.
Warley, John, 88.
Warre, ilary, 107.

., William, 107.
Warren, Sarah, 155.

,, William, 155.
Warrener, Thomas, 88.
Warwell, Anna, 148.

,, Anne, 126.

John, 88, 148, 189.

„ Joseph, 12 b.

,, Mary, 119.

Thomas, 88, 119, 239.
Warwick, Abraham, 239.
Washengton, Robert, 88.
Wastilman, William, 88.
Water, Robert, 89.
Waters, Adam, 200.

,, Elizabeth, 139, 144.

,, Jonas, 8g, 194.

,, Nicholas, 144.

,, William, 89, 139.
Watmer, Willi.im, 198, 205.
Watson, [blank], 219.
John, 89.
William, 159.
Watts, John, 239.
Watvill, Joan, 156.
John, 156.
Waynflete, Beatrice, 122.

,, Elianor, 120.

,, Thomas, 89, 120, 122, 325.
William, 89.
Wear, John, 89, 132.

,, Rebecca, 132.
Welib-e, Elizabeth, loi.

,, George, 89, lOl.

,, Margaret, 226.

,, Martha, loi.

,, Thomas, 8g, lOl.
Weeden, Nathaniel, 89.
Weevells, Israel, 142, 170, 196.

„ Jo.in, 142.
Welby, John, 90.

,, .Simon, 89 go.
Weldon, Thomas, 189.

WcUavd, John, 90, 1 1 7.
Mary, 117.
,, Richard, 169, 170, 182, 183, 201, 240.

,, Thomas, 90.
Welle, George, go.
Wells, I Anthony, 200.
Welles, ) Elizabeth, 112.

,, Jacob, 90, 112.

., John. 90, 169, 170.

,, Margery, 126.

,, Roger, 90, 12G.

,, William, 90, ibg.
Wemesherste, Thomas, 328.
Wen, M.ay, 158.

Thomas, 158.
Wentford, Elizabeth 97.

,, Timothy, 97.
Wertyng, Hem-y, 328.
Mabel, 328.
West, Catharine, 156.

,, Edward, 242.

,, Katharine, 106.

,, Matthew, go, 106.

,, Thomas, 90, 15O.
Wetenhall, Charles, 170, 206.
Wheatnall, Charles. 213.
Wheatstone, Edward, 183, 222.
Wlieteley, Harry, 142.
AVhetstone, See Wheatstone.
Whineats, Elizabeth, T17.

,, Thomas, 1 17.
White, Anne, 156, 164.

,, Barbara, 153.

,, Bartliolomew, 146.

,, Bell, 103, 126, 143, 164, 206.

,, Christopher, 153.

,, Edmund, 118.

,, Elizabeth, 1 50.

,, Ennet, 142.

,, George, 142, 150.
Henry, 237.

,, Joan, 103.

,, John, go, 240.

,, Margaret, 102, 143.

,, Mary, 118, 126, 143, 146.

,, Richard, 156, 242.

,, Simon, 143.

„ Stephen, go 214.

„ Thomas, go, gi, 102, 142. I7g. 230.

,, William, 91.
Whitticld, Henrietta, 160.

„ Henry, gi.

,, John, gi, 160.
Whiting, George, igs-
Ingle, I4g.

,, John, gi.

„ Mary, 140.

,, Robert, 91, 140.

William, gi, 149, 179, 211, 237.
AVicke, Thomas, 231.
Wickham, Elizabeth 159.

,, Frances, 159.

,, John, 109, 149, 241.

,, Martha, 149.

,, Mary, 109.

,, Rose, 125.

Thomas, 91, 92, 137, 159.

,, Willi.am, 125.
Wiggins, Elizabeth, [48, 154.

,, Martha, 120.

,, Paul, 92, iiO, 120, 220, 22S, 241.

377

INDEX OF STRAY NAMES.

378

Wiggins, Richard, 148.

,, William, 154.
Wigmore, Henry, 92.
Wilcocl<, Godfrey, 239.

,, Joan, 1 12.

John, 112, 241.
Wildbore, Agnes, 132.

,, Anne, 118.

,, Eleanor, 99.

Jerome, 95, 99, 132.
William, 118, 187.
Wilkes, Richard, 92.
Wilkins, Thomas, 92.
Wilkinson, Daniel, 92, 107, 123, 153.

,, Elizabeth, 123.

,, Joan, 107.

,, John, 223.

,, Katharine, 153.

,, Mary, 1 46.

,, I'eter, 146.

,, Robert, 200.

,, William, 9, 21 r.
Willesden, Abraham, 93, 226.

,, Thomas, 190. '
Williams, [blank], 287.

,, Anne, 153.

,, Edward, 19b.

,, Elizabeth, 113, 116.

,, Humphrey, 92.

„ James, 168, 183.

,, Jane, 166.

,, Joan, 136.

John, 92, 93, 109, 121, 153, 215, 241.

,, Katharine, 109.

,, JIargaret, 100.

,, Mary, 106, 108, 121.

,, Mercy, 126.

,, Nicholas, 92, 106, 116, 166, 171, 175.

,, Samuel, 92, 227.

,, Thomas, 92, 93, 100, 113, 126, 136.
Willoughby, Robert, 93.
Wilmot, Catharine, 153.
Jarvis, 93, 145.

,, John, 146.

,, Mary, 145, 146.

Thomas, 153, 180, 241.
Wilson, Anne, 97.

,, Edward, 93, 97, 164, 174.

,, Isaac, 242.

,, John, 169, 217.

,, Sar.ah, 164.
Winchilsea, Earl of, 316, 326.
Winfons, Timothy, 181.
Winford, Anne, 108.

,, Jacob, 93, 108.

,, William, 93, 242.
Winter, Alice, 120.

,, Henry, 94.

,, Joan, 100.

,, John, 94, 100, 120.
Wod, Thomas, 94.

Wood, Anne, lol.

,, Eliz.ibeth, 114, 116.

,, loan. 123.

,, Wary, 100.

,, Michael, 94.

,, Richard, 94, 100. 123.

,, Robert, 94, 101, I Ib.

,, Thomas, 114.
Woodcock, Edward, 133, 200.

,, Martha, 133.
Wood full Anne, 127.

„ Margaret, 132.

„ Matthew, 127, 132.
Woodin, Henry, 145.

,, Susan, 145.
Woodland, Aaron, 181.
Woodman, Anne, 148.

,, Henry, 14, 156.

„ Joan, 15O.
Worger, Anthony, 241.
Wormesell, John, 164.

Mildred, 1G4.
Worsley, Thomas, 243.
Wotteghe, Richard, 94.
Wotton, Willi.am, 94.
Wraith, Daniel, 151.

,, Elizabeth, 107.

,, Nicholas, 94, 107.

,, Sar.ah, 151. &r Wreight.
Wray, William, 94.
AVreight, ) John, 94.
Wraight, j Katharine, 145.

,, Nicholas, 145, 151.

,, Sarah, 151.

,, Stephen, 94.

Thomas, 94, 231. AvWiaith.
Wicnn, John, 243.
Wright, John, 94, 179.

,, Thomas, 94, 95.
Wykys, Edmund, 328.
Wyldebore. Stv Wildbore.
Wyner, Lawrence, 95.
Wynn, Robert, 95, 227.

,, Thomas, 234.
Wyse, Henry, 95.
YoUNG-E, 1 Anne, 108, 135, 150.
Yong-e, J Elizabeth, 120, 134.
Yunge, ) George, 95, 96, 108, 138, 201.

„ Henrv, 90.

John;95, 96, 214, 242, 244.

,, Margery, 312.

,, Mary, 121, 132, I45,'i65.

,, Nicholas, 95, 176, 201, 244.

,, Rachel, 138.

,, Richard, 96, 150.

,, Robert, 132.

,, Sarah, 148.

,, Thomas, 95,96, I2t, 134, 145, 148,
165, 220, 225, 241, 244.

,, William, 95, 96, 120, 193, 199, 207.

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